News and reports

If you’re one of the thousands of people across the North East who helps look after relatives, friends and neighbours in their own homes, the Directors of Adult Social Services in Local Authorities across the North East would like to hear from you.

Public Health England (PHE) have published a new report about 'Caring as a social determinant of health: Findings from a rapid review of reviews and analysis of the GP Patient Survey'.

Department of Health & Social Care are seeking your views to help inform the development of the government’s Women’s Health Strategy.

Darlington Mind are taking referrals for their supported living service which offers short and longer term accommodation across Darlington to vulnerable people suffering from mental and emotional health problems.

Kooth share their April update, their main focus is on Stress Awareness Month which has been running every April since 1992 and highlights the importance of looking after our wellbeing, whatever form that might take.

Spring has sprung! And with it so has the latest edition of Family Help Darlington's newsletter ‘In The Loop’…Including recent news, information about their cause and a brand new feature 'Knowledge is Power', this edition is jam-packed!

The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) has published its first annual State of health and care report. This insightful report reveals the extent of the pandemic’s impacts on the NHS Long Term Plan and puts forward a £12 billion blueprint.

Darlington Borough Council share translated Covid-19 community testing and self-isolation information in Arabic, Bengali, Chinese and Polish.

Unforgettable Experiences provide live, creative and interactive sessions online, for older people, including technical assistance through the support of our Digital Activity Buddies. Find out about their latest courses available for older people.

The latest newsletter for March 2021 from Mental Health North East is now available. Find out more about 'Mentally Sound: Life in Lockdown Radio & Podcast Show' and events that might be of interest. 

Keep up to date with the latest information, support and services available at Arcus. Arcus is a counselling and social support service, primarily developed for for LGBT+ people, but their services are open to ANYONE!

This new project offers free awareness raising for staff and managers and the opportunity for senior managers to explore the support they could provide within the constraints of the business.