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Support services for people who identify as being in crisis.

Travel company that provides holidays, breaks and tours for both blind/visually impaired and sighted travellers.

Trinity House South Tyneside offers a licensed café, a gym, meeting and event room hire and offices.

Helps people in financial need gain access to welfare benefits, charitable grants and other financial help - online, by phone and face to face through our partner organisations.

Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service aims to keep you protected - whether they're responding to an emergency or working to promote safety.

A charity dedicated to getting more people involved in sport.

A social group for people interested in all things wood to build friendships and improve their skills.

A netball club for children and adults. Encourages adults to return to playing the game

Unforgettable Experiences aims to help older people and their carers to improve overall quality of life through live, creative, and interactive artistic sessions.

U3A (The University of the Third Age) is a UK-wide movement which brings together people in their 'third age' to develop their interests and continue their learning in a friendly and informal environment.

The group was set up in 1992 to bring visually impaired people together.

Brain injury rehabilitation.

Service for adults and young people who have mental health difficulties.

A national provider of substance misuse support for individuals and communities.

A religious organisation offering Christian services and community activities including coffee mornings.

A community meeting space and business hub in the heart of Westoe Crown Village, South Shields

The Westovians are always eager to welcome people interested in presenting high quality theatre in a professional manner.

An archery club for all ages.

Williby Roc's CIC provide Eco arts and crafts to children, families, community groups and adults.

Come enjoy a cuppa and a slice or two of cake, in the company of kitties, at the Willows Cat Cafe.

Frozen ready meals delivered to your door.

Advice and guidance to women and children suffering domestic violence.

The WEA in the North East was established as a voluntary organisation in 1910 and has provided part-time courses for adults for over 100 years. Our courses are open to everyone over the age of 19.

Provides advice and support to young people for their mental health, as well as supporting parents and carers.

Your Voice Counts helps people with learning difficulties find out about different services and organisations that can support them.

Provides furnished accommodation with board, for single people.