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As Co-founder of Connect360, I support legal migrants with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) across the Tees Valley area, helping them navigate barriers related to health access, employment, and social integration.

Sharon's role is to introduce Probation to those that have been to Court and given a Community Order or Suspended Sentence, which they have to complete in the Community.

Going For Independence is a Community Interest Company which was established in 2008 to help people to find the right equipment and impartial advice to help them to stay independent.

Katie works on a 1-1 basis providing support within outreach work around mental health

Katherine is the Regional Manager for the North-East Macular Society which supports anyone with Macular Disease.

Nicola works in the Patient Experience team based at James Cook University Hospital. The aim is to work with and learn from patients, carers and their family members experiences. This helps improve outcomes and make effective changes to services.

Both Katie's work for Triage who are an employability and training provider working with people to improve their mental health.

Kathy is an Allied Health Professional, Doctoral student, and a service user of Health and Social Care Services.

Sandra works as a Growing Older Coordinator for the GO Project at the Citizen Advice Bureau based in Redcar.

Ruth works as a Volunteering Academy Development Officer engaging with local communities and the voluntary sector every day.

MATRIX Neurological is a registered charity based in Middlesbrough that works Tees Valley wide. Lived experience led we support children and young people living with the effects of an acquired brain injury following an accident or illness. We also provide peer-led practical and emotional support to their families.

Tees Valley Buddies are passionate about building a neurodivergent community to allow for Autistic, ADHD and other neurodivergent people across tees valley to be able to have a sense of belonging and authentically be themselves.