News and reports

Do you work in health care or a care home? North East and North Cumbria NHS Staff Wellbeing Hub are inviting you to tell them about how the pandemic has impacted upon you, share your stories and watch them played back through theatre.

Are you having difficulties following conversations? Would you like to meet others in the same situation, in a friendly supportive atmosphere? Durham Deafened Support still have some spaces available for their lip reading group in Darlington.

Residents and businesses across the borough are being urged to have their say on a proposed Darlington Community Safety Partnership Plan 2021-26.

The NHS vaccination team will be hitting the road in the new vaccine bus to provide its first pop-up clinic on Thursday 19th August, 10am-4pm at Eastbourne Sports Complex.

First Stop Darlington and Middlesbrough FC Foundation want to help you move closer to your goals, they are offering two 8 week programmes for 16-24 year olds.

The Police and Crime Plan is now out for consultation with local communities. By answering the survey, you will be able to have your say on local policing in your area.

Family Help share the third edition of 'In The Loop' their quarterly newsletter, it's jam-packed with lots more news and updates from the refuge!

County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust is reviewing its Quality Strategy – “Quality Matters”. They want this to be a true commitment to keep doing the things they do well and to improve the things where they can get better.

Do you need advice about money worries? Citizens Advice Darlington can support you.

In the summer edition of their newsletter Routes To Work share an update on their service in Darlington and welcome two new members to their team.

The July bulletin concentrates on dementia, there is a mixture of experiences recorded in the stories and links of places to go for support and help if needed as well as the usual selection of news and stories from throughout the region.

Darlington Borough Council are proud to announce that they’ll be welcoming back the vaccine pop-up clinics for Pride Weekender.