News and reports

2 free accredited courses are available in Darlington - Understanding Domestic Abuse and Understanding Mental Health First Aid & Advocacy in the Workplace

Groundworks have started a new project call 'The Cabin' for young adults aged 18-25 to support mental health.

With the NHS under extra pressure this winter, we need to hear your experiences of care to help services understand what is working and spot issues affecting support for you and your loved ones.

Findings from a survey of more than 20,900 women who gave birth in February 2022 show fewer reporting positively about their experience of maternity care, with a notable decline in the number able to get help from staff when they needed it.

The NHS has issued a press notice telling the public to seek emergency care if they need to during industrial action and take simple steps to help ensure care is available to patients who need it most.

The organisation 'Guide Dogs' are in much need of volunteers in Darlington to support visually impaired individuals get out and about.

The Prince's Trust Darlington Team programme starts on Monday 16th January at 207-209 Northgate, Darlington!

NHSE is looking to recruit 5-10 enthusiastic individuals who are committed to addressing and supporting issues faced by communities in regard to access to NHS Dental treatment, including health inequalities.

Last week our colleagues at Healthwatch England shared a statement with PA on the current winter pressures facing the NHS - largely because the story has been dominated by the professions (e.g. royal colleges) and NHSE etc.

Contracting COVID-19 is a distressing experience that affects people differently, meaning you may have different care and wellbeing needs to others.

Tees Valley Sport are happy to announce that they have secured a final round of funding through Sport England’s Together Fund.

South Tyneside Missing, Slavery, Exploited and Trafficked (MSET) Road Show have upcoming events for all multi-agency practitioners working with families, children, young people, and adults at risk in South Tyneside