Members Directory

Blyth Valley CAB

Boldon Community Association

Book Aid for Africa

Book Aid for Africa (BAFA) is a UK registered Charity that is supporting the environment through the recycling of good quality books, which are used to promote and support educational provision in Africa and communities in the North East of England, thus enabling individuals to take charge of their future through knowledge acquisition. We also educate schools and communities about African customs and traditions to promote community cohesion and ameliorate racial misunderstanding.

Booktrust

BOOST

BOOST stands for Building Opportunities for Our Students Together. We are a registered charity which works in partnership with one of the most rural schools in England to create opportunities for young people.

Bowburn Village Celebration

Bowburn Youth Project

Provide weekly youth sessions for young people aged 11-18 with access to informal education, health and wellbeing support and access to our community GYM and sports equipment. We offer youth session Monday - Thursday each week and we are open to the public 6 days a week.

Bowsden Village Hall

Bowsden Village Hall events and community space

Bradley Lowery Foundation

The Bradley Lowery Foundation supports families fundraising for treatment and equipment not available on the NHS

Brain Rehabilitation Association in Northumberland

Brandon Carrside Youth and Community Project

Brandon Carrside Youth Club offers a safe and stimulating environment where people can develop skills, learn more about themselves and take an active role in the community in which they live.

Brave Hearts North East CIC

We inspire and support women, mentor children and youth and also donate books and food bags to schools and families with children in need.

Breathe Easy Darlington

Support, both physical and mental wellbeing, for those with any form of lung disease through monthly social activities, weekly exercise and yoga, choir and walking sports every other week

Breathing Space

Briardale Community Centre

We support self help, training and employment opportunities for local people by local people.

BRIC

BRIC has been providing employment support and education to the Blyth community for over 30 years. We have built a reputation as an organisation that delivers what it promises. The services and activities BRIC provide are in direct response to the needs of our centre users and the local community.

Our reach goes beyond Blyth out to the wider South East Northumberland and as far as Hexham through our work in delivering the Building Better Opportunities (BBO) - a European Social Fund project - and through our digital skills provision in line with the Government’s Essential Digital Skills Framework.

BRIC

BRIC has been providing employment support and education to the Blyth community for over 30 years. We have built a reputation as an organisation that delivers what it promises. The services and activities BRIC provide are in direct response to the needs of our centre users and the local community.

Our reach goes beyond Blyth out to the wider South East Northumberland and as far as Hexham through our work in delivering the Building Better Opportunities (BBO) - a European Social Fund project - and through our digital skills provision in line with the Government’s Essential Digital Skills Framework.

Bridge Creative Enterprise CIC

Bridge Creative provides work experience and employment opportunities in the events, arts and creative industries for adults with learning disabilities and autistic adults across County Durham. We also support people to keep safe, well and connected through our Keeping People Connected service.

Bringing Words to Life Limited

One in six people in the UK today has poor literacy skills, putting them at a clear disadvantage when applying for work or further education.

That’s why what we do at Bringing Words to Life is so important.

We put the passion back in the prose. Through all our writing projects, the aim remains the same: we help people find their voice by learning to put their pens – and their passions – to paper. Teen mums or schoolkids, ex-offenders or carers: writing with purpose is for everyone.
We create platforms for self-expression, fostering literacy and a love of the written word. After all, if you know there’s somebody listening, everyone can start to bring their words to life…

Bringing Words to Life Limited

One in six people in the UK today has poor literacy skills, putting them at a clear disadvantage when applying for work or further education.

That’s why what we do at Bringing Words to Life is so important.

We put the passion back in the prose. Through all our writing projects, the aim remains the same: we help people find their voice by learning to put their pens – and their passions – to paper. Teen mums or schoolkids, ex-offenders or carers: writing with purpose is for everyone.
We create platforms for self-expression, fostering literacy and a love of the written word. After all, if you know there’s somebody listening, everyone can start to bring their words to life…