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Our Learning Disabilities Floating Support service provides tenancy support for people living in their own home who have an identified Learning Disability or difficulty. Up to 35 spaces available across County Durham Support for people aged 18 and over. Short term support for up to two years. Areas…
0191 332 4935
08000 731 837
08000 731 837
We offer a wide range of mobility and rehabilitation equipment, including: Wheelchairs (manual and powered) Stairlifts Adjustable beds Bathing aids High chairs Orthopaedic shoes Access ramps Let us call in and see you at home. This way we can make suggestions as to how our…
01388 810 910
Mill House Riding Centre is a riding school and livery yard set in 210 acres of beautiful north east countryside. We have fantastic facilities and over 30 well schooled horses and ponies. Our BHS and ABRS trained and qualified staff cater for all abilities in a friendly, safe environment. Our horses and…
01740 622 882
07551 889 668
07551 889 668
Continuing Health Care is an arrangement equivalent to CCC for people over the age of 18 years but is slightly different. To be eligible for NHS Continuing Health Care a person must be assessed by a multi-disciplinary team of health care professionals who will look…
The SEND Code of Practice recommends the provision of either a Designated Medical Officer or a Designated Clinical Officer. Across County Durham, a permanent Designated Clinical Officer (DCO), was appointed in 2019 and is employed by North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care System. The…
For more information around services and support for carers in County Durham please see our website.
Children's hospice services are available for families who are entitled to Continuing Care for Children (CCC) to provide respite as well as end of life care and support. Although there are no children's hospices in County Durham, families can access services outside the county, including…
Humankind is a service that supports young adult carers. Young adult carers are young people aged 14 to 25 years old who provide unpaid care for a family member or friend with an illness or disability, mental health condition or an addiction. The impact of…
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