News and reports

A procurement process is currently underway for language and interpreting arrangements for NHS primary care services in the North East.

Get Well for Winter is a brand new programme running from 7th September until Christmas aimed at people with a learning disability and anybody who supports them in the North East and Cumbria to help them Get Well for Winter.

The next Arcus Forum is scheduled for 5th November at 5.30pm by Zoom. Arcus forum is a regular meeting made up of members of the LGBT+ community, Arcus and a representative from Darlington Borough Council.

Are you unsteady on your feet? Do you know anyone who is worried about feeling unsteady on their feet? Steady On Your Feet is here to help!

Our Frontline offers round-the-clock one-to-one support, by call or text, from trained volunteers, plus resources, tips and ideas to look after your mental health.

As we move through the next stages of the pandemic, Mental Health Foundation will keep sharing information about how you can support your mental health, and the wellbeing of your family and community.

Have you lost your job because of Covid 19 and do you live in Darlington? The Morrison Trust have a new project to help you to find a job.

This month’s MHNE bulletin is packed with all the latest information about opportunities and general news about what is happening in connection to mental health in the North East.

The Darlington Dementia Advice & Support Team share their latest news in their quarterly newsletter, find out about service updates and the next public Dementia Friends session on the 29th October.

Nepacs are delivering some FREE Hidden Sentence virtual awareness training for anyone working with children and families in the Darlington area.

Homelessness, faith, community and voluntary sector organisations can now apply for transformation funding to provide single room and COVID-19 secure accommodation for people experiencing homelessness this winter.

United Through Diabetes is a free-to-attend event designed to bridge the gap between healthcare professionals and people living with diabetes on 14th November 2020 for World Diabetes Day.