Complete this short survey to tell us a bit about your organisation and the types of capacity-building support that would make the biggest difference for you and your community. Survey deadline: Monday 21 July 2025
NCVO - National Council for Voluntary Organisations - offer training courses to help and guide your small charity or voluntary organisation
The Partnership Echo is available on the last Monday of each month. It will cover updates of our projects, information about the activities and events, along with dates for diaries.
The Healthy Communities and Social Prescribing Network bulletin from VONNE
Download the latest report from Healthwatch Northumberland
News and updates for the women and girls’ sector and its allies in North East England
Community Action Northumberland are looking to map the full landscape of rural community organisations in Northumberland, from very small local groups to larger organisations who might operate across several parts of the county. To have your say, please complete the short survey to tell them a bit about your organisation and the types of capacity-building support that would make the biggest difference for you and your community.
As part of Small Charity Week 2025, NCVO recently held a webinar session: Top tips to create an effective fundraising strategy. They have allowed us to share the presentation slides, the webinar recording on NCVO’s YouTube channel and further useful resources and guidance to help you with fundraising
At BT, they are committed to engaging a wide range of communities in this process, with a particular focus on reaching older and vulnerable customers.
Read the upcoming timetable for Chrysalis activities. If you would like to read previous issues of their newsletter, please follow this link: https://www.chrysalisclub.org.uk/news
The insights gathered will be used to influence future planning, shape funding decisions, and ensure the sector is supported in the ways it needs most.
Please see the latest edition of the Monthly Information Network. If you would like share any events / good News Stories or have anything you would like to share then send it to the inbox Yorkshirenettp@every-one.org.uk
Welcome to the May 2025 edition of the Monthly Threat Update (MTU) which provides an overview of Economic and Cyber Crime trends within the North East
The North East Anti-Racism Coalition are gathering vital evidence about racism and religious hate in our region. Deadline date for survey is 18 July
Vital new online tool provides clear, personalised guidance and practical help to those navigating life with dementia.
This issue has all the latest news, what's on, funding, jobs and volunteering opportunities
Community Spotlight: A Visit to Woodhorn Narrow Gauge Railway Earlier this month, Maria had the pleasure of visiting the Woodhorn Narrow Gauge Railway, where she was given a personal tour
Please share and encourage people (and organisations) to complete the consultation questionnaire on the DWP benefit changes so that as many voices as possible are heard
The current newsletter for Spittal Improvement Trust - 'The Point' - is now available.
Welcome to our first Border Links newsletter of 2025. Our members have had a busy start to the year with lots going on across all our groups.
All the latest updates from The Maltings, Berwick upon Tweed
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.
The Full Circle Food Project empowers individuals and communities to thrive with the knowledge and skills to cultivate a healthy, sustainable lifestyle. Find out more in their summer newsletter
Helen and Maria took part in a full week of VE Day commemorations, attending events in Lynemouth, Longhoughton, and Prudhoe, as well as a commemorative service at Hexham Abbey
Welcome to the Spring 2025 round-up of news from the North East Child Poverty Commission (NECPC) and our partners
BRIC delivers training courses and support services for people aged 16 and up throughout Blyth, Northumberland. Read their Monthly Mailing here.
News and updates for the women and girls’ sector and its allies in North East England
Read the upcoming timetable for Chrysalis activities. If you would like to read previous issues of their newsletter, please follow this link: https://www.chrysalisclub.org.uk/news
Dedicated welfare support to fill the gaps in statutory services.
Download the latest report from Healthwatch Northumberland
NHS resources to help promote and raise awareness of mental health support services
Welcome to the April 20025 edition of the Monthly Threat Update (MTU) which provides an overview of Economic and Cyber Crime trends within the North East
This issue has all the latest news, what's on, funding, jobs and volunteering opportunities
NGH is an active network for individuals and community groups in Northumberland involved in climate change, the environment and sustainability. Read their monthly digest here
Welcome to the 2025 Spring Edition of Wansbeck Community Links Newsletter
Read the latest newsletter from the Cresswell Pele Tower Project
The current newsletter for Spittal Improvement Trust - 'The Point' - is now available.
Men's Pie Club encourages men to come together, cook, eat and talk. There are groups across the North East which have successfully reduced social isolation for men. They are looking to expand this offer across Northumberland. Click to find out more
The second edition of Butterfly News. Northern Butterflies are a small creative charity based in south east Northumberland working with people with learning difficulties
Our courses are designed to provide Veterans and their families with the knowledge and skills to take control of their physical and mental well-being, helping them move forward in their lives with confidence.
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.
Catch up on all the news from Solidarity Farm in their latest newsletter
BRIC delivers training courses and support services for people aged 16 and up throughout Blyth, Northumberland. Read their Monthly Mailing here.
Read the upcoming timetable for Chrysalis activities. If you would like to read previous issues of their newsletter, please follow this link: https://www.chrysalisclub.org.uk/news
The Health Improvement Training team provides specialist health improvement support and training to local organisations and individuals in Northumberland, with the aim of reducing health inequalities and improving the health and wellbeing of the community.
The Volunteer Passport pilot project, developed in collaboration with Thriving Together Northumberland, will provide volunteers with a digital passport to record and showcase their skills, experience, and achievements.
Please see the latest edition of the Monthly Information Network. If you would like share any events / good News Stories or have anything you would like to share then send it to the inbox Yorkshirenettp@every-one.org.uk
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:
Welcome to the March 20025 edition of the Monthly Threat Update (MTU) which provides an overview of Economic and Cyber Crime trends within the North East
The Nurture Project CIC aims to connect people with nature through positive outdoor experiences. You can read their latest newsletter here
Welcome to April’s edition of Northumberland Libraries’ monthly newsletters
The 5 key presentations are on Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Disability Living Allowance Child (DLAc), Industrial Injuries and Disablement Payment (IIDB), Access to Work (AtW) and Disability Services support for SEND Schools, Colleges and Support Organisations.
Read the April newsletter for Chrysalis. Past newsletters can be viewed at https://www.chrysalisclub.org.uk/news
Read Northumberland Sensory Service (BID Services) most recent newsletter here
Northumberland County Council and the NHS in Northumberland want to hear people’s views on our ideas for a strategy for autistic people of all ages in Northumberland. The strategy aims to improve services and support for autistic people. Please take 10 minutes to give us your views on the draft Northumberland All Age Autism Strategy by completing our online survey
Young people across the country will be able to have their say on decisions that affect their lives as the Government launches one of the most ambitious listening exercises in a generation today. The survey is now open here, and will close on 16 April.
This issue has all the latest news, what's on, funding, jobs and volunteering opportunities
As we wrap up another successful year, we’re excited to share our Annual Report for 2023-24 with you. This report highlights our key milestones, financial performance, and strategic vision for the future.
Unmissable screenings, National Theatre Live, Billy Elliot The Music and the family films arriving this Easter...
Helen has had a busy month attending events, meeting organisations and general support
Read the latest newsletter from the Cresswell Pele Tower Project
Take a look at our upcoming events, workshops and groups for April/May. We have a bumper issue to share with you this month, from our plans for Active April to what we have coming up for Carers Week!
BRIC delivers training courses and support services for people aged 16 and up throughout Blyth, Northumberland. Read their Monthly Mailing here.
Greener Berwick are a climate action group focused in Berwick-upon-Tweed, and a member of the Friends of the Earth Local Action Groups Network. You can keep up to date with their latest news and announcements here
NGH is an active network for individuals and community groups in Northumberland involved in climate change, the environment and sustainability. Read their monthly digest here
Welcome to the February 20025 edition of the Monthly Threat Update (MTU) which provides an overview of Economic and Cyber Crime trends within the North East
NCC Regeneration Investment Team provide a regular monthly funding ebulletin covering the latest external funding opportunities
The first edition of Butterfly News. Northern Butterflies are a small creative charity based in south east Northumberland working with people with learning difficulties
Download the latest report from Healthwatch Northumberland
Read the March newsletter for Chrysalis. Past newsletters can be viewed at https://www.chrysalisclub.org.uk/news
Newsletter for Jan - Mar 2025. Their vision is a society where everyone, whether they are D/deaf, hard of hearing, sight impaired, deafblind or have other diisabilities can live full lives and experience a world without barriers
Northern Cancer Voices want to build a clearer picture of regional needs. They are seeking more community input. Can you help?
BRIC delivers training courses and support services for people aged 16 and up throughout Blyth, Northumberland. Read their Monthly Mailing here.
Read the upcoming timetable for Chrysalis activities. If you would like to read previous issues of their newsletter, please follow this link: https://www.chrysalisclub.org.uk/news
News and updates for the women and girls sector and it’s allies in North East England
Watch the amazing turn out in Ashington with over three thousand people joining in for Light Nights as well as finding out about more events coming up.
The Maltings means many things to many people. It’s been at the heart of many residents’ stories for 35 years. Inevitably, people have a lot of questions about our future; these are the ones we’ve been hearing most often.
Tell Healthwatch Northumberland what you think of NHS and social care services in their Annual Survey and help them set their work for the coming year. Your views and experiences continue to help decision makers understand key local issues and how well services are working for you, your family and our communities.
Northern Cancer Voices are seeking feedback from anyone who has had a cancer diagnosis to share feedback on their experience (this is different to any complaints or issues that are referred to PALS). This feedback is used to improve cancer services and care and also identify what works well.
Welcome to February’s edition of Northumberland Libraries’ monthly newsletters
Here is the core timetables for each of the 4 localities in Northumberland, containing all NRC sessions, both in person and online. The timetables contain live links for each session which should take you to further information on their website
The Wildlife Trusts are working with the NHS on the 'Let the NHS know #NatureHelps!' campaign. They really want to know supporter's views on how public health can benefit by being in nature. The NHS and The Wildlife Trusts are also interested in hearing about ideas in your community which help you to stay well or help you manage any health problems you may have. Complete the survey now.
Choppington Disability Group is a support network to give a voice to disabled people and carers from the Choppington area
The Missing Lynx Project is a partnership project investigating the possibility of reintroducing lynx to England.
This is different from our monthly report in that it takes a longer-term view of our work, with the aim of identifying any trends that may be developing, as opposed to the ‘snap shots’ in the monthly reports
This project, commissioned by the Environment Agency and Natural England through the Nature Returns programme, aims to map and connect people and organisations with an interest in protecting nature and helping more people benefit from access to green and blue spaces along the River Wansbeck in Northumberland. We are asking communities, land owners, businesses, public and voluntary organisations how they would like to engage with these spaces and help protect the natural environment in future. Complete the survey here
BRIC delivers training courses and support services for people aged 16 and up throughout Blyth, Northumberland. Read their Monthly Mailing here.
Briardale House activity/class/group schedule for February
Read the upcoming timetable for Chrysalis activities. If you would like to read previous issues of their newsletter, please follow this link: https://www.chrysalisclub.org.uk/news
Welcome to the December 2024 edition of the Monthly Threat Update (MTU) which provides an overview of Economic and Cyber Crime trends within the North East
Family Hubs are spaces to meet, learn, take part in fun activities and access help and information. They provide support to parents and carers at our network of Family Hubs across Northumberland. Find out more in their newsletter
The Partnership Echo is available on the last Monday of each month. It will cover updates of our projects, information about the activities and events, along with dates for diaries.
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
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
In this newsletter we’ll be reflecting on our summer and sharing details about what we have planned for Autumn and Winter. If anything within this newsletter resonates with you please get in touch. We’re here to support however we can
Download a copy of the Heart of Blyth Learning Report. This is based on the presentation delivered at the Celebration Event in September at Phoenix Theatre. Feel free to share this with any partners and colleagues who might be interested in strengthening communities, asset based or community centred approaches or systems thinking ideas
Read the December newsletter for Chrysalis. Past newsletters can be viewed at https://www.chrysalisclub.org.uk/news
This issue has all the latest news, what's on, funding, jobs and volunteering opportunities
Being Woman have produced a Diversity and Inclusion Calendar for December
Welcome to the Winter edition of Blyth Star News. We’ve had a busy few months since our Autumn edition and with Christmas just around the corner, there are lots of exciting things on the horizon at Blyth Star.
We have lots of updates for you in this month’s update from Northumberland Recovery College! Find out more here
We provide health and wellbeing e-learning programmes and materials to help you create a happier, healthier workforce
Read the upcoming timetable for Chrysalis activities. If you would like to read previous issues of their newsletter, please follow this link: https://www.chrysalisclub.org.uk/news
The Vital Signs Report draws on statistics, published research, local expertise and knowledge gathered through funding across the region to ‘take the pulse’ of communities and inform a better philanthropic response to their needs. The latest report focuses on Living Standards and is their ninth Vital Signs report in 2024.
NGH is an active network for individuals and community groups in Northumberland involved in climate change, the environment and sustainability. Read their monthly digest here
This is a parental consultation in which Northumberland County Council would like the parents of Northumberland to help drive their plans through 2024 - 2027
Wansbeck Community Links work closely with our wider Wansbeck Community to bring people together, build up resources and help fill gaps in provision. They provide regular activities throughout the year
The Partnership Echo is available on the last Monday of each month. It will cover updates of our projects, information about the activities and events, along with dates for diaries.
The newsletter for Blyth Tall Ship produced by the Friends of Blyth Tall Ship - November 2024 issue
The Alnwick Garden have published their latest Social Impact Report detailing their achievements over 2023/24 - helping those in our community who need it the most and fulfilling their charitable objectives. Read it here
If you are experiencing musculoskeletal aches and pains or persistent pain, the Northumberland Joint Musculoskeletal and Pain Service (JMAPS) can help you manage your condition. Download the Patient Guide here
Part of the EDI Network, "Essential Conversations" is aimed at fostering dialogue and sharing insights on crucial topics related to equality, diversity, and inclusion. Download the second edition here.
Wag & Company are the only visiting dog charity befriending older dog lovers in their own homes as well as in care or in hospitals across the North East of England.
All the latest news, what's on, funding, jobs and volunteering opportunities. Click the link to read more.
The courses are free of charge and open to everyone 16 years or older. There is no upper age limit. All the courses are for a 6 week duration and run on a weekly basis. All the details are in the attached brochure.
The full 2024 Youth Voice Census report is an in-depth analysis of 5,000 young voices and what they think about their life, education and work. Download it here
The Strolls with Poles' October 2024 Newsletter can be downloaded here
Download the September Newsletter from Northumberland Green Hub here
November Club is a professional performing-arts charity. We tell original stories and work in unusual places and spaces. We develop local artistic and creative freelancers and work with communities and partners to enrich our work.
Northumberland Recovery College is co-ordinated by Everyturn Mental Health, and enables adults across Northumberland to access courses and workshops that promote well-being and good mental health. Find out what courses are available in October
Healthwatch Northumberland report on key themes in the data they received in July 2024
Welcome to this month's round-up of news from NECPC and our partners
A market engagement questionnaire has been developed to set out the potential opportunity to become Northumberland County Council's long-term operating partner at Wansbeck Square, Ashington
Healthwatch Northumberland free printed cost of living booklet is now back in stock. Find out how to order copies
Solidarity Farm CIC was setup to meet young people wherever they are and then accompany them on a journey, connecting them with nature and the food system to create a sense of belonging and build a community where all feel valued and can contribute. Read their Summer Newsletter here
Our 'What Next? Event was a chance for invited guests - including partners, stakeholders and representatives from a range of voluntary and public sector organisations across Northumberland - to help us begin shaping what the future should look like for Thriving Together. We were also delighted to have the opportunity to launch our Impact Report at the event, which showcases our achievements over the last 15 months.
Welcome to the 2024 Summer Edition of Wansbeck Community Links Newsletter
Reading Well for dementia recommends helpful reading for people living with dementia. The books provide reliable information, advice and support as well as personal stories. Find out more here
Welcome to the May newsletter for Going Green Together, our campaign supporting voluntary, community, and social enterprise organisations tackle the climate crisis and work towards Net Zero.
Carers Northumberland have published a great newsletter with all you need to know about Carers Week, and events that are planned across the county. Find out more
Helen, our Community Connector, headed over to Cramlington a couple of weeks ago to meet Jill Brown (pictured) from the Friends of Valley Park for a tour of the park and to hear more about the work they've been doing there. Find out more here
Lyndsy, our Community Connector, had the pleasure of meeting Madonna - the pony - when she was invited to the opening event of a new Multipurpose Therapy Centre that has been provided by Nurtured in Nature CIC. Find out more here
Our April newsletter launches this year’s Annual Survey, in which we’re asking you to help choose the services we should focus on in the next 12 months. You can also read more about the Pharmacy First service, asking for reasonable adjustments in healthcare settings, plus details on our next lunchtime online event where we’ll hear what Health Trainers can offer.
Supported Internships for 16 to 24 year olds with an EHC Plan – all you need to know. Guidance for Local Authority officers, education providers, and other professionals working with disabled young people, those with additional support needs, and their families.
Part of the EDI Network, "Essential Conversations" is aimed at fostering dialogue and sharing insights on crucial topics related to equality, diversity, and inclusion. Download the first edition here.
The Northumberland VCSE Mental Health Alliance has a new funding opportunity for voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations working within Northumberland.
The latest video explains all about their four Care services - At home hospice care, complementary therapy, private transport to medical appointments (people with life limiting conditions) and Bereavement counselling and support.
We held our latest network meeting in Blyth at the end of January - another successful event with lots of positive feedback
Discover what's happening in the Voluntary, Community, and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector in Northumberland through our newsletter
Download the latest report from Healthwatch Northumberland
In August 2021, Thriving Together was awarded the commission from Northumberland County Council to provide VCSE support. Since then, we have met and exceeded the deliverables of the commission. Read the report here.
EmmaJane works as our Data Compliance and Support Officer. Part of her role is to provide support to the Adult Education Budget (AEB) project that we manage. Yesterday, she was invited along to Ashington to meet up with Luk-Luk Productions - one of our AEB partners - to find out how they are benefiting from the funding we offer.
Solid Foundations brings unique support to help people to overcome barriers and achieve positive, life-changing outcomes. Solid Foundations is funded by the UK Government through the UKSPF with the North of Tyne Combined Authority as the lead authority.
Mortal Fools have spent time pulling together this downloadable resource, to signpost their community to those who can help.
This community programme is co-ordinated by The Alnwick Garden Trust with the aim of combatting the impact of loneliness and isolation for people over 55 living in Northumberland.
