Catherine Gray

This issue has all the latest news, what’s on, funding, jobs and volunteering opportunities

We’re seeking Expressions of Interest from individuals and organisations to help us shape this space. Deadline for receipt of forms is Monday 27 January

Read the January newsletter for Chrysalis. Past newsletters can be viewed at https://www.chrysalisclub.org.uk/news

Download the latest report from Healthwatch Northumberland

The North East Pensioners Association have produced a regional impact report on issues affecting pensioners well-being in November and December 2024.

Why not join some of Northumberland Libraries regular sessions? From reading groups, board game groups to Knit and Natter, there is sure to be something for everyone. Take a look at their Eventbrite page to find an event near you:

BRIC delivers training courses and support services for people aged 16 and up throughout Blyth, Northumberland. Read their Monthly Mailing here. 

Northumberland Wildlife Trust are excited to announce the launch of the Jean Cartman Wilder Communities Award, which supports and champions the work of local groups across Newcastle, Northumberland and North[…]

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Free mental health crisis support for adults in Northumberland

Updated core timetables for each of the 4 localities in Northumberland containing all the Northumberland Recovery College regular sessions. These timetables contain live links for each session which should take you to further information on their website.

Welcome to the November 2024 edition of the Monthly Threat Update (MTU) which provides an overview of Economic and Cyber Crime trends within the North East

NatWest Thrive is a movement for young people aged 8 to 24 and is designed to instill confidence and develop goal-setting skills; inspire young people to chase their dreams and encourage the development of good money habits. The programme is available for Youth Services to support young people with developing financial wellbeing skills

Our last newsletter of the year is out now. Find out how you can have your say on audiology services, help shape adult social care in the county, plus tips from mental health charity Mind to help you cope this Christmas.

Northumberland County Council are developing an alcohol strategy for Northumberland to help address the harms caused by alcohol in our communities. Feedback will help them develop the strategy and carry out work in this area. Complete the survey here