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 Chronicle Sunshine Fund is a local North East charity that provides specialist and adapted equipment to children aged 0-19 living with disabilities, additional needs, chronic and terminal illness

Movement and dance charity based in North East England.

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

Dragonfly Cancer Trust work with specialist cancer treatment centres, hospitals, hospices and families across the UK. They provide support for young patients with terminal cancer who receive palliative treatment.

Families 1st support people and families in poverty with food parcels, clothing, furniture, mother and baby packs in the northern villages of Newcastle.

delivers low cost food parcels to people across Newcastle.

Children and Families Hub in Blakelaw where you can take part in activities, training, get information and support.

Family and Friends Carers Team give advice and guidance to family and friends carers about your caring role.

The Farrell Centre is a centre for Cities and Architecture, near Haymarket on Newcastle University’s main campus. They offer exhibitions, workshops and activities for visitors of all ages. Giving you the opportunity to access a platform to debate the future of planning and architecture.

It’s free to visit. They offer a variety of experiences such as: exhibitions, public talks and debates, activities for schools, young people, community groups, professional events, as well as publications, podcasts and other digital projects. See their website for more details about what’s on.