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We have collated a list of training opportunities for Cree groups to access to support delivery. The training courses offer staff/volunteers opportunities to in...

Client L was referred to the men's group from his Occupational Therapist at Derwent clinic (Adult Mental Health). Following a stroke several years ago he has be...

The client is a 52 year male old experiencing long term unemployment and in receipt of Universal Credit. He is a resident of Horden and has been attending Cree ...

This CREE member has been involved in the CREE project dating back to the original project that was piloted through East Durham Community Development Trust. He ...

Participant A is a new member to Greenfield Arts Men's Cree. He recently lost his wife and has been feeling isolated. Participant A had seen an article in the l...

The member has just joined this year in July. His daughter used to be a gym member here and knew we had a Cree group. She brought him along as his wife died dur...

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Cree Groups operate throughout County Durham and are designed for men, women and young people.

£1.46 million has been allocated for the repair and maintenance of paving and street furniture in Durham City.