Area Action Partnership (AAP) news

A council grant is funding activities for older people in Trimdon Village and Trimdon Grange, to improve their mental health during the coronavirus pandemic.

Key community groups across a County Durham town have received funding to help them continue supporting people in their local area during the coronavirus outbreak.

Hot nourishing meals are being offered to vulnerable people in Willington, Crook and surrounding areas, with support from a local council partnership.

Council funding is helping a Durham school to work with a charity, to provide support to people with hearing impairments during the coronavirus pandemic.

A council grant will help ensure that a County Durham football club will play on following the current pandemic.

Companies in and around Consett will receive backing through the current economic crisis and beyond, thanks to a council grant.

Money awarded to community groups at work during the coronavirus pandemic is helping those experiencing crisis.

Partnerships continue to offer financial backing for grocery shopping and delivery schemes across County Durham during the coronavirus outbreak.

A crafty new project is helping to tackle social isolation in Durham City and surrounding areas during the current lockdown by encouraging people to get out their knitting needles and crochet hooks.

Elderly residents across County Durham are getting hot meals delivered to their door thanks to local volunteers.

A County Durham partnership has awarded £2,000 to help prevent local primary school pupils from going hungry during the coronavirus crisis.

Community centres across county Durham are receiving financial assistance to survive the challenges of coronavirus.

Food parcels and essential items are being delivered to vulnerable residents in East Durham thanks to our funding grant.

County Durham's community centres and village halls are being given a helping hand to survive the coronavirus pandemic.

A North East council and a voluntary organisation have partnered together to extend support to vulnerable residents during the coronavirus outbreak.

A funding grant has meant a County Durham hospice will receive support with its running costs during the coronavirus outbreak.

Local groups helping people during the COVID-19 outbreak in Spennymoor have been given special monetary boosts to support their good work.