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What does kindness mean to you?
Mental Health Week is 18 – 22 May 2020. We recognise these are very difficult times, but amazingly, we have seen so many acts of kindness and support that have made a huge difference to people’s lives during lockdown.
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Read our latest reports!
We have recently published three new reports outlining our engagement work in the community!
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Help us share thanks to key workers who are working tirelessly to keep us safe!
We'd like to ask anyone who wants to thank those who have helped them during the COVID-19 crisis to get in touch, and we'll share these messages across our platforms.
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Our Future: Young People Speak Up about Mental Health
This report presents key findings from our mental health work with almost 500 young people.
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Who are we? An accessible guide to Healthwatch
Find out how you can be supported by your local Healthwatch with these BSL videos and easy-to-read guides.
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A Conversation About ‘Wellbeing’ Adults with Learning Disabilities
We were asked by an integrated care partnership to host a focus group with adults with learning disabilities in Middlesbrough. We wanted to find out the most important things that contribute to their overall wellbeing.
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A Conversation About ‘Wellbeing’ BAME Communities – Arabic and Urdu Women
We were asked by the Integrated Care System to hold conversations with people across the North East and North Cumbria around the themes of health and wellbeing. We spoke to twelve women from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities.
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We Care You Care
We Care You Care has been developed to provide relevant and accessible information to carers.
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Children’s critical care unit is one of the first of its kind
THE children’s critical care unit at The James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough has become one of the first units of its kind in the country to be independently commissioned to provide high dependency care.
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CQC #DeclareYourCare
CQC’s new #DeclareYourCare campaign encourages people to speak up about their experiences of care – both good and bad - which is essential for helping health and social care services learn and improve the quality of care.
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