Age UK Gateshead support older people in Gateshead and Newcastle.

Age UK North Tyneside is a local charity offering a wide range of services to older adults living in North Tyneside

Al-Anon Family Groups provide support to anyone whose life is, or has been, affected by someone else’s drinking. Whether or not the person is still drinking or has stopped. They hold regular meetings where members share their experience of living with alcoholism. They don’t offer advice or counselling, but give each other understanding, strength and hope.  The group are relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience to help each other.

Visit their website to find a face to face meeting near you. They also run online meetings. You can call their free confidential telephone helpline or  and email them for help too.

Beat Eating Disorders is a national telephone helpline, web chat and online information and advice service. They will listen to you, help you to understand the illness, and support you to take positive steps towards recovery. They can also support your family and friends.

an online tool for unpaid family and friend carers. Helping to look after the mental, emotional and physical health of carers. Use the website to find:

The British Liver Trust provide free support for anyone affected by a liver condition. They have a free telephone helpline staffed by expert liver nurses. You can talk to them if you or someone you love has been affected by liver disease or liver cancer, or you are worried about your liver health

Support for young people leaving Care.

supports carers. They have a telephone helpline, online information and advice, online activities and meet ups to speak to other carers.

Changing Places is a website where you can find the nearest accessible toilets to you in the UK.

range of activities and services to support families, children and young people such as: