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During the COVID 19 pandemic the North East ICA recognise that everyone’s priorities have shifted, and it has been a challenging time looking after each other and it may not feel quite right to complain about NHS care and treatment.

As restrictions begin to ease and the warmer weather arrives, Youthwatch Darlington think it's a great time to think about positive ways to look after our wellbeing. To mark the launch of their project they share a competition with young people.

Multiverse Lab is offering free informal Zoom sessions to talk about all things health and wellbeing! They'd like to ask 2,000 local people 'What is the health breakthrough you hope to see in your lifetime?'

New draft guidance from NICE recommends children and young people are fully informed about their health so that they are empowered to take an active role in their healthcare.

From 1st April, people who are clinically extremely vulnerable will no longer be advised to shield.

Tees Valley Clinical Commissioning Group have published some information and guidance on what to expect if you or somebody you know has had COVID-19.

Youthwatch Darlington have gathered information to help us think about healthy eating and exercise. As restrictions begin to ease and the warmer weather arrives - we think it's a great time to think about positive ways to look after our wellbeing.

We have gathered a selection of wellbeing information, outdoor activities and online activities that might help during Spring 2021 as restrictions continue to ease. We have also included Easter bank holiday 2021 opening times for local services.

The goal for the week is to show that Sign Language is for everybody, and, is shared and enjoyed by many children, people, families, groups and communities.

If you have an iPhone, this information is useful, should you ever feel in danger #KeepWomenSafe

Cockerton Pharmacy, which started offering the jabs last week, has revamped part of its premises to provide a suitable vaccination site.

Miniature cameras which patients can swallow to get checked for cancer are being trialled across the NHS.