News and reports

A webinar has been set up in May covering the MACS (Multi-Agency Child Safeguarding Evaluation) Research Project that CDDFT are jointly working on with Kings College, University of Bedfordshire & Camden Safeguarding Children Partnership.

This week is dedicated to raising awareness of Hoarding and the effects it can have on mental health and family life.

In this fantastical new show, a little girl overcomes her troubles when she meets a colourful feathered friend and they embark on a magical adventure together.

Funding is available to not-for-profit organisations for projects to support vulnerable young people (aged 15-24) facing mental health challenges.

Versus Arthritis are hosting a webinar titled “Encouraging Physical Activity in the management of Musculoskeletal Conditions”

Following an extensive national consultation process, NHS England national mental health team have announced that Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) services will be renamed NHS Durham and Darlington Talking Therapies in our region.

The Cleveland Police BSL service was launched on 17th April. This makes it easier for Deaf BSL users to access their services.

NHS England have released the opening times for all pharmacies across the North East and North Cumbria for all May bank holidays.

Banks Group are making funds available for wind farms in areas within the Darlington Borough Council area.

The Smallwood Trust is delighted to share that they have been awarded £3.2 million in funding from The National Lottery Community Fund, the largest funder of community activity in the UK, to support women in financial hardship.

VONNE have set up a bursary scheme to support Tees Valley VCSE organisations to get involved in the Become Green Together programme, which links organisations with experts to help put practical sustainability strategies together.

The Council for Disabled Children are looking for disabled young people and young people with special educational needs (SEN) aged 12 – 18 years old to be part of their young people’s advisory group FLARE.