Moving On Tyne and Wear (MOTW)
At Moving On Tyne & Wear we support people who are currently unemployed move into employment, training or volunteering. Download the leaflet here.
Read MoreAt Moving On Tyne & Wear we support people who are currently unemployed move into employment, training or volunteering. Download the leaflet here.
Read MoreAre you a professional who provides support to carers who live or care for someone in North Tyneside? Join the North Tyneside Carers’ Centre for this free and informal session and you will hear more about the challenges that adult carers are facing during this difficult period. Contact training@ntcarers.co.uk or call 0191 643 2298 to book.
Read MoreThe North East Autism Society has launched the toolkit as a valuable addition to a suite of online resources developed throughout lockdown. The toolkit, created by the Family Development Team at NEAS, comes in the form of a downloadable booklet, packed with tips, ideas, and useful information.
Read MoreSnap Out Of It! is a weekly amateur mindful photography group which encourages you to explore your surroundings, notice and appreciate the unseen, become a tourist in your own neighbourhood and then collaborate as part of a team which each week shares and discusses its images. What’s it got to do with mental health? Mindfulness…
Read MoreJanuary 2021 Welcome to Healthwatch North Tyneside’s e-News. Please feel free to forward to anyone who may find it useful and they can sign up here to receive their own copy. If you’d like an article included in a future eNews, please email l.johnson@hwnt.co.uk Have your say Local news Useful information and opportunities Our news Look…
Read MoreWhether you’ve already planned an activity or are still looking for inspiration, there are lots of ways to get your workplace involved. And with our first ever Time to Talk Day virtual festival happening on the day, you can join in a host of activities from home. We know that a small conversation about mental…
Read MoreMy name is Amy, and I’m a Community Activist with Mind. Last week I wrote to you to share my own experience of accessing remote mental health services during the pandemic. Now I have a favour to ask of you – can you share your own experience with Mind? Take the survey Many of you will…
Read MoreContent warning: This email contains content some supporters may find upsetting. Since the pandemic began, we have all been dealing with lots of difficult emotions. These include loneliness, grief, frustration, maybe even relief. Almost a year on, the feeling we perhaps hear about the most is anxiety. Many of you have contacted us to express…
Read MoreMy name is Amy, and I’m a Community Activist with Mind. Since the start of the pandemic, the NHS has been giving a lot more of its support by telephone or online, rather than face-to-face. This was put in place to help stop the spread of coronavirus. While some people have really benefited from these…
Read MoreShout have put together some tips from one of their clinicians Gillian, about what you can do to help support your children and yourself while navigating school closures and the pandemic.
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