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Building Connections is an online service from The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) for young people up to the age of 19, helping them to find a way through loneliness. Young people work with a trained befriender, who guides them and helps build confidence each step of the way.
Support for young people leaving Care.
A pre-school and play group that offers up to 30 hours per week of childcare.
can support your family to stay on track. You can ask for help with an ongoing problem or get help to prevent one from happening. They have Children and Family hubs in Newcastle where you can help information, help, training and advice:
Children North East are a local charity supporting families, children and young people . They offer a wide range of services
Children’s and Families Newcastle is the website for children and families in Newcastle. You can find community activities and local support services near you.
Disability North provides information, advice and support for disabled people, their families, friends and carers. This includes help with direct payments, benefits and employing a personal assistant. You can visit the centre to see their equipment showroom.
Children and Families Hub in Blakelaw where you can take part in activities, training, get information and support.
The Hatton Gallery has a permanent art collection on display which includes paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings including the iconic Merz Barn Wall. It also hosts regular family activities, events, exhibitions and Newcastle University student’s work every year. Donations welcome, admission free.
Healthworks support people of all ages to lead a healthier life. To be more active, eat healthily, give up smoking, manage diabetes and improve your mobility.
