Watch Claire Dove CBE, Crown Representative for VCSEs at the Cabinet Office, as she shares what the government is doing right now to strengthen the role of voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations in public life and procurement.

Caring Matters – the latest newsletter from Carers Northumberland

The University of Sunderland, we are conducting research project on digital transformation in the third sector. Complete their survey here

All the latest news, what’s on, funding, jobs and volunteering opportunities. Click the link to read more.

When it comes to NHS and social care services, what matters to you? What has gone well, and where could improvements be made? Tell Healthwatch Northumberland what matters to you and help shape our work for the year ahead.

Boost provides a hub for innovation, idea-sharing, networking, and supporting improvement efforts across the North East and North Cumbria. While Boost is hosted by the North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board, our community is open to anyone with an interest in driving forward change in health and care.

The DWP Disability Services Advocacy Team are hosting a range of sessions in April aimed at the Veteran and Armed Forces community.

Want to help shape health and care in your area? The People’s Hub shows how you can get involved and make a difference. You can also find out here about the impact you have by getting involved.

Welcome to the February 2026 edition of the Monthly Threat Update (MTU) which provides an overview of Economic and Cyber Crime trends within the North East

Welcome to the latest news from your Greener Berwick

The current newsletter for Spittal Improvement Trust – ‘The Point’ – is now available.

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

Over 18 months, against the backdrop of growing division, disconnection, and violence in our communities, Locality have worked with members across the country to explore what it really means to achieve their vision of “a fair society where every community thrives”. Read their report here.

The Northumberland Economic Strategy 2035 provides a long‑term, evidence‑based framework to guide decision‑making, investment, and partnership working across the public, private and voluntary sectors to deliver inclusive, sustainable and high‑value growth for all parts of the County

In this year’s Director of Public Health Annual Report, Gill O’Neill looks at Northumberland’s rural communities and the unique challenges this brings in supporting the health of residents.