Newcastle City Council

Provided by Newcastle City Council, Adult Social Care and Integrated Services

Looking for a warm place to spend time and get support in Newcastle?

Wellbeing Hubs are warm welcoming local venues, such as libraries and community centres where you can spend time and get support such as hot drinks, free wifi, a place to charge your devices, information, advice and more. You can use our Wellbeing Hub finder to find your nearest hub.

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Carers Wellbeing Fund

carers can apply for funding to help improve their health and wellbeing. It can be used to take breaks and opportunities that give them choice, independence and control.

Day centres and services

There are a number of day services to choose from in Newcastle including lunch clubs, social activities, fitness classes and much more.

Museums and attractions

There’s lots of museums and attractions to visit in Tyne and Wear. Some are free to visit and regularly have new exhibitions.

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