Provides support to African refugees and asylum seekers living in the North East of England.

supermarket where you can buy food, clothes, toys, household and electrical items in store or online.

a local council run library with books, computers, free internet. It’s part of Blakelaw Community Centre

JOB4ME supports ethnically minoritised residents in Newcastle to learn English, health & financial literacy, access digital support, and progress into volunteering or work, promoting inclusion, equality, and diversity through funded community programmes.

The City Information Hub and Library offer library services, events and activities, computer access and more.

Newcastle city library and community hub has a Changing Place accessible toilet. These toilets have equipment is to help you to get on and off the toilet, or to change your continence pad. Such as a hoist, a height-adjustable changing bench and a shower. These toilets have more space so your carer or carers can help you if needed. There is a changing area with screens or curtains to give you some privacy .Visit  to see Visit the Changing Places website the opening times and how access them. You can only access the toilets when the buildings are open. You may need a Radar Key to open the toilet.

Local support with emergency food, social activities, community church and charity shop.

Cruddas Park Library offers a range of services including: books and newspapers, free computer, internet and Wi-Fi access, printing,  photocopying and scanning facilities, storytime Saturdays 10.30am, benefits advice drop in session

One of 14 Council libraries.

East End Library and Community Hub is a library ran by Newcastle City Council. You can access free books, internet and wi-Fi

Fenham Library is managed by Newcastle City Council.