News and reports

At We Are With You Redcar and Cleveland, we are proud to shine a spotlight on the extraordinary team of volunteers who are the backbone of our support services for young people and adults facing challenges with drugs and alcohol.

One of our Community Champions, Kerri Brems is proud to nominate Alex for her outstanding dedication and impact as a volunteer at ARCH Teesside.

At the heart of our community lies a truly special place: the Woodside Dementia Hub. Recently, four heartfelt nominations highlighted the incredible work of the Hub’s staff and volunteers, painting a picture of a space filled with empathy, support, and genuine care.

Eston PCN’s Lisa Bowyer has been awarded a Spotlight Certificate in recognition of her outstanding contribution to improving healthcare access for people with learning disabilities. As a Learning Disability Primary Care Link Worker, Lisa has pioneered a compassionate and community-driven initiative that is making a real difference.

Rachel is a Registered Manager at Meadowvale Homecare who's office is based on Redcar High Street in the heart of our local community.

For the last year we have been working with Redcar and Cleveland’ Borough Council’s Adult Social Care department to improve their service. We’re pleased to share some improvements in our ongoing efforts to enhance this service. These improvements are driven by the valuable feedback we’ve received from the community.

Over a year ago, Healthwatch South Tees received feedback from a local GP practice about issues with clinic and discharge letters from South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Healthwatch hosts second Health and Wellbeing event at Redcar Baptist Church to inform public on local Health and Care Services.

The next Spotlight Award is for a video created by STOMP (stopping the over medication of people with a learning disability, autism or both) and Skills for People to show how a medication review should be carried out.

We are pleased to present Healthwatch Redcar and Cleveland's Annual Report for 2024/25.

A Way Out is an outreach and prevention charity which aims to engage, empower and equip vulnerable and excluded women, families and young people to live lives free from harm, abuse and exploitation and to reduce life limiting choices and behaviour.

Introducing our Spotlight Award – Recognising Outstanding Contributions Across South Tees