News and reports

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

Support time Recovery (STR) workers provide practical support, advice, and guidance to individuals with mental health challenges and/or learning disabilities and who are currently in hospital.

This week, Sleights Court in Guisborough hosted one of our regular get-togethers, bringing together local community champions and volunteers for a session focused on how to improve access to health and social care for all.

Support time Recovery (STR) workers provide practical support, advice, and guidance to individuals with mental health challenges and/or learning disabilities and who are currently in hospital.

We’re incredibly proud to present our very first Spotlight Award to someone who has quietly but powerfully shaped the work we do—Ian Holtby, a long-standing volunteer member of the HWST Board.

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.