News and reports

All this month is LGBT Pride month, recognising the influence LGBT people have had in the UK and around the world.

The Tees Valley Durham and North Yorkshire Neurological Alliance work across the Tees Valley, Durham and North Yorkshire helping people who live or care for someone with a neurological condition.

It has been announced that Frontline health and care staff will be able to access support from the hundreds of thousands of NHS volunteer responders.

Communities Prepared (a Groundwork South programme) and Action with Communities in Rural England (ACRE) have published a new guide to help rural communities become more resilient in the face of emergencies.

Have you been the victim of a loan shark during the pandemic? Help is now available!

Mind are offering mental health support to the LGBTIQ+ community in Darlington.

This 'Stay Inside: Be Inspired' initiative encourages families and support staff to develop the skills needed to support people with learning disabilities and/or autism in staying active and trying new things and creating structure and routine.

This Volunteers Week 2020 we hear from one of our Health Connector volunteers.

Many people across the UK will still be working from home where ever possible during the pandemic.

The latest update from VONNE for the VCSE sector across the North East.

Healthwatch Darlington's young volunteers receive a personal message of thanks from Her Royal Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of County Durham, Mrs Sue Snowdon, for their support and service during the COVID-9 pandemic.

These times we are currently facing are unprecedented and a lot of people are worried about what happens next in their lives. If you would like support planning the next stages of your future then let Routes To Work help.