News and reports

An exciting new opportunity for 10 members of the public is open. This NHS-led programme is looking for members of the public to help their decision making about how health and care data is used for research and development.

CDDFT are hosting a conference on Wednesday 6 September at Glow Centre (formerly the Excel Centre) in Newton Aycliffe.

The Care Quality Commission have published a report giving an update on their re-inspection of urgent and emergency care services in North East Ambulance Service.

Following positive feedback from sessions held earlier in the year, NHS England have worked with Workforce, Training and Education (WTE – formerly HEE) to commission further LGBT+ Awareness Workshops for professionals, facilitated by Humankind.

The Charlie Waller Trust have teamed up with two other mental health charities, the Charlie Watkins Foundation and Boys in Mind, to create a package of resources to support young people’s mental health.

Darlington social prescribers are hosting their first ‘WELL’ Being event at The Well Methodist Church, 164 North Road, Darlington, DL1 2EL on Tuesday 1st August 2023 between 11am-2pm.

Breathe Easy Darlington is celebrating a five figure funding award from the National Lottery Community Fund for its "Living well with respiratory Ill health" project.

If you have a complaint to make about a healthcare service, knowing the correct procedure can be tricky. So how do you make a complaint?

The results of hours of hard working volunteering are being enjoyed by residents across the town as four parks have been given a makeover.

The Public Health Programmes Team, NHS England for the North East and North Cumbria want to understand what women think about breast screening and what might be preventing some women from attending an appointment.

We are pleased to present our Cost of Living Report: Impact on health and wellbeing.

NENC ICB would like to share details of some online co-production development modules, designed in partnership with New Local, which are now available to book via the Cumbria Learning and Improvement Collaborative (CLIC) website.