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St Anne's Community Services

We are proud to support over 1,600 adults across the North of England, and as a ‘not for profit’ organisation, we are proud to reinvest every pound we earn back into the charity and the services we provide.
We have extensive experience and specialist skills in supporting individuals with complex needs. Our services are high quality, with over 95% of our CQC regulated services rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’, with other services with awards/ accreditations. We are a leading Positive Behaviour Support training provider which is RRN Certified (Restraint Reduction Network) accredited.

St Anthony of Padua Community Association

St Anthony's Youth Education & Support

St Anthony’s Youth Education and Support (SAYES) was established as a project of St Anthony’s Community Association in 1979 and became an independent charity in its own right in 2009. SAYES provides a community resource for children, young people and their families from Walker and the east side of Newcastle upon Tyne. Our work changes continually. Through SAYES we make contact and establish relationships - overcome exclusion - and then we develop the work as necessary and in response to the need. Critically we manage through our outreach programme to make relationships with those who are hard to reach and with the most disengaged young people in the area. In the last year alone we have delivered outcomes in the areas of improved confidence, better speaking and communication skills, improved social skills, positive health outcomes, personal achievements, education routes accessed, employment pathways gained, economic improvements, referrals to specialist support agencies and developments in emotional resilience and soft skills

St Benedict's Hospice

St Benedict’s Hospice in Sunderland offers care, advice and support for patients, and their families, who have a life-limiting illness. St Benedict’s Hospice has a long history and our experienced and professional, clinical and volunteer teams are committed to providing the highest level of care in the future.

St Chad's College

St Chad’s is one of the oldest and most popular colleges in Durham. Most years, our students achieve among the highest academic results in Durham.

Established in 1904 as an independent hall with an Anglican foundation, we are now a recognised college of Durham University. With 350 undergrads and 150 postgrads, we deliberately remain a small human-sized college; but that doesn’t stop us from having the highest concentration of research staff and library resources in Durham.

St Chad’s is a progressive, liberal-minded college, where it’s okay to be yourself. Our manageable size enables us to offer personal support to all our students in a world-class research environment.

St Chad's Community Project

St Cuthbert’s Hospice

St Cuthbert’s Hospice provide free care and support to people with life-limiting illnesses, people approaching the end of life and people that are bereaved.

St George's Jesmond

WE OFFER FACILITIES FOR LOCAL GROUPS AND ORGANISATIONS. WE WORK WITH PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AND ABILITIES. WE OFFER WORSHIP AND PASTORAL CARE.

St John Ambulance

St John's Common Room

St John's Common Room is as student led charity which represents undergraduates and postgraduates from St. John's College, Durham University. We are composed of St. John's Common Room, the Middle Common Room and the Cranmer Common Room.

Our charitable objectives are as follows:
• promoting the interests and welfare of students at St John's College during their course of study and representing, supporting and advising students;
• being the recognised representative channel between students and St John's College and any other external bodies (i.e. the Durham Students' Union, Durham University, etc.); and
• providing social, cultural, sporting and recreational activities and forums for discussions and debate for the personal development of its students.

We are seeking an external trustee who is committed to promoting student leadership within St. John's College and we are particularly interested in candidates with legal experience, welfare experience or knowledge of higher education.

St John's Parochial Church Council

St Margaret's Centre

St. Margaret’s Centre supports adults suffering from a wide range of mental health problems. It was set up in 1991 and is a registered charity. The centre aims to improve the health and well-being of the community of County Durham through a wide range of preventative and recovery activities, programmes and courses. Through our work we enable individuals to gain confidence, increase self esteem, develop skills to help manage their problems and give people the building blocks to move forward.

Health & Wellbeing Activities
To aid the recovery of the attendees of St. Margaret’s Centre, a wide range of activities are available, including woodwork, upholstery, arts & crafts, gardening, cooking, chatting, laughing, making friends, and much more.

Self Management Courses
We deliver courses focused around learning practical ways to help overcome a variety of issues and to improve mental health. Courses include Overcoming Sleep Problems, Anxiety, Low Mood, Mood Swings and Low Self-esteem.

Discoverability
A range of programmes aimed at self-discovery, learning new practical skills based in our craft rooms, gaining confidence and meeting people. Discover your potential.

Volunteering Opportunities
There are many opportunities to help us in all aspects of the charity, from one hour per week to several days a month. There is something for everybody.

Professional Training
We offer a range of professional training courses, including:
- Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (3 day foundation course)
- Emotive Regulation Skills (3 day course)
- Relapse Prevention (1 day course)

St Martin's Centre Partnership

St Martin’s Centre is a community hub located on the border of Byker and Walker in the east end of Newcastle upon Tyne. Our purpose is summarised by our mission – to work with local people to live happy, healthy and safe lives. Annual footfall into the centre is in the region of 40,000, with over 1,200 individuals benefiting from our activities each year.

St Michael and All Angels (Space4)

Anglican Parish Church: our Community Project 'Space4' seeks to address food poverty, social isolation, challenging injustice.

St Michael's Centre Byker Partnership

St Michael's Centre Byker Partnership exists to repurpose St Michael's Church Byker into a youth and community hub to provide much needed facilities and amenities to the Byker Community, in collaboration with community organisations and delivery partners. The new hub will provide spaces and facilities that will host a programme of activities accessible to young people and the community throughout the week. This will support our Charity’s aims to improve the lives of young people and their families in Byker

St Mungo’s Church Simonburn

St Oswald's Hospice Ltd

We’re a charitable hospice rooted in the North East. We provide outstanding, specialist and expert care to adults and children with life-limiting conditions. We strive to provide quality time for everyone.

St Teresa's Hospice

St Teresa’s Hospice is a registered charity (No: 518394), founded in 1986.

We are dedicated to providing compassionate hospice care for adults and their families who are adjusting to a life living with life-limiting conditions, up to their death and into family bereavement support.

We offer all of our core services free of charge to those who need them.

St. Clare's Hospice

St. Clare's Hospice provides palliative care to patients suffering with life-limiting illnesses. We have an 8-bed unit in our Hospice at Jarrow and provide a range of Out-Patient services such as daycare, physiotherapy, complementary therapies, counselling and lymphoedema clinic. Our aim is to support not only our patients but also their families, friends and carers. We must raise £1.4m each year to continue providing our services to patients and their families across the South of Tyne area.

St. Clare's Hospice

St. Clare's Hospice provides palliative care to patients suffering with life-limiting illnesses. We have an 8-bed unit in our Hospice at Jarrow and provide a range of Out-Patient services such as daycare, physiotherapy, complementary therapies, counselling and lymphoedema clinic. Our aim is to support not only our patients but also their families, friends and carers. We must raise £1.4m each year to continue providing our services to patients and their families across the South of Tyne area.