News and reports

TEWV are delighted to share the new training portfolios for awareness training for professionals, and parents and carers, commencing in January.

In the past week, the Care Quality Commission published 53 reports on services which have been inspected by specialist teams of inspectors.

NEROCU - The North East Regional Organised Crime Unit - have created a booklet to inform people of what a scam actually is and how you can protect yourself.

Learning & Skills are offering people the chance to upskill for employment with a range of new courses. Plus, they have a new first aid course to enable people to help their family in emergencies, AND a new Arts and Crafts club.

The Family Support Service - delivered by Daisy Chain - have coffee mornings available in Darlington, as well as Multi Agency coffee mornings beginning in January 2024.

St Teresa’s Hospice is currently carrying out a strategic review and they want to ensure they are listening to all their stakeholders.

Tees Valley YMCA have a number of festive youth sessions for young people at their Darlington Hub.

A student at the University of Bedfordshire would like the views of the public to help with research into people’s vaping patterns after they have quit smoking.

There are a number of warm spaces you can access if you are struggling to keep warm over winter.

Arcus is now under new Management, and as part of that they wish to inform you about an upcoming change that will affect their counselling pricing structure.

NHS North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board (NENC ICB), who are responsible for ensuring that high quality and safe health services are accessible to all our communities, would like to understand the thoughts and experiences of people in the Tees Valley regarding early mental health support for children and young people in Darlington.

Primary Healthcare Darlington are part of the Chatty Cafe Scheme and wish to recruit volunteers to help set up and host the session.