Members Directory

HJEM CIC

Training organisation working with those furthest from the labour market.
Working with traditional skills in recycling furniture and furnishings with introductory and progression route community workshops.

Holdinghands North East CIC

Holding hands is a social enterprise on a mission to tackle Isolation, Trauma, Grief, suicide, and hopelessness and provide extra support to people in our community who are undergoing turbulent life challenging situations in form of, bereavement, relationship breakdown, ill health, isolation, poverty etc. To support them with therapies, mentoring and activities that help them build resilience and bounce back.

We offer support, services and advice to Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic people in England who are affected by Trauma, bereavement, isolation, Ill health and all mental i health challenges.

Holy Island Development Trust

Home-Start Teesside

Hoodex Charity

We support young people at risk of offending or exploitation in North Tyneside, via mentoring, sports and personal development.

HOPE

HOPE - Supporting Our Homeless Community
We are open to all persons able to access services, without gender, social, racial, political or religious discrimination.

HOPS - Healing Opportunities Provision Scheme

HOPS aims to relieve sickness and preserve and protect good health, principally by the provision of temporary respite, complementary healthcare, courses and workshops.

Horden CW FC

Horden Community Welfare Football Club, established in 2017, is a growing community football club based in Horden, East Durham and exists to use sport, particularly football, as a vehicle to improve physical health, mental wellbeing, social inclusion, and community cohesion. In line with our CIO constitution, we provide accessible opportunities for people of all ages, backgrounds, and genders to participate in organised sport within a safe, positive, and supportive environment.
Our Junior Football Academy currently supports almost 130 school-aged children across
nine teams, while our senior section includes both men’s and women’s teams, creating
pathways for continued participation and development into adulthood.
We are committed to delivering high-quality coaching and player development, with
more than 30 trained coaches holding at least FA Level 1 qualifications. Alongside
football skills, we actively promote confidence, teamwork, discipline, resilience, and
positive social behaviours.
As a community-focused club, we work to remove barriers to participation, particularly
those linked to financial hardship, ensuring football remains accessible to local families.
Since our formation, the club has become an important part of community life in Horden,
providing structured activities, positive role models, and opportunities for personal
development. Our ambition is to continue expanding participation, strengthen community
engagement, and widen the positive social impact of our work across the area.

Horden Residents Association

Horden Youth and Community Centre

Horden Youth & Community (HYCC) is a locally based centre-based charity in East Durham. HYCC has supported the local community for over 37 years, in a busy and lively community building. We strengthen and motivate the community, especially targeting those who are disadvantaged and isolated, encouraging them to explore ways of improving their physical, mental and emotional well-being through varied programmes of activities, courses and events to make an outstanding impact.

Hospitality and Hope

Hospitality and Hope is South Tyneside’s leading food insecurity, homelessness and community wellbeing charity. Our aim is to enable the community of South Tyneside to live without the stigma of disadvantage and inequality, with an increased sense of hope for a positive and self reliant future.

Hospitality and Hope

Hospitality and Hope is South Tyneside’s leading food insecurity, homelessness and community wellbeing charity. Our aim is to enable the community of South Tyneside to live without the stigma of disadvantage and inequality, with an increased sense of hope for a positive and self reliant future.

Humbledon Outdoor Activities Association

Humshaugh Village Hall

Idos Health and Wellbeing CIC

Idos is a clinic space in St Peter's Marina where clients can pay for private GP services, counselling, complementary therapies, blood tests and some other diagnostic tests.
We run free talks about health and wellbeing for example menopause, men's health.
Our social objective is to make a difference to local communities by:
creating health and wellbeing programs for local communities near the clinic and work with the communities to get the right topics for their needs
providing a social prescribing hub which meets CQC standards so that local GPs are confident that they are referring patients to reliable practitioners

Idos Health and Wellbeing CIC

Idos is a clinic space in St Peter's Marina where clients can pay for private GP services, counselling, complementary therapies, blood tests and some other diagnostic tests.
We run free talks about health and wellbeing for example menopause, men's health.
Our social objective is to make a difference to local communities by:
creating health and wellbeing programs for local communities near the clinic and work with the communities to get the right topics for their needs
providing a social prescribing hub which meets CQC standards so that local GPs are confident that they are referring patients to reliable practitioners

If U Care Share Foundation

If U Care Share provide a range of services fundamental to our three main aims of prevention, intervention and supporting those bereaved by suicide.

Impact Family Services

The charity provides services to children and families regarding relationships and have a range of services to meet a diverse range of need:
Child Contact Centres
DV Perpetrator Programmes in South Tyneside
Women’s Support Services
Independent DV Advisors
Family Support Workers (individual and group support)
Children’s Advice and Support Service
Counselling Service
Programme delivery team

Include in Autism

Providing early intervention and crisis prevention services to those who are autistic and have additional needs. Providing support to those that have mental health difficulties, pathological demand avoidance and challenging behaviour.

Inclusion North CIC

Inclusion North CIC (IN) was established to promote inclusion for people with learning disabilities and their families. Through partnerships and development of their work IN has extended its work and influence to support the inclusion and empowerment of all disabled people in the creation of welcoming communities that value the contribution of all community members. Since it started in 2005 Inclusion North has worked closely with people with learning disabilities and their supporters to support improvement and change with the principles of co-production at the heart of all their work. In 2008 Inclusion North became an Independent CIC and from then to 31st March 2014 has
• delivered 42 regional or national projects with a duration of 3 months – 2 years
• Run over 300 public training sessions or events that included 6,000 people
• Delivered directly, or with partners, more than 1000 days of project support in local areas
IN’s core work is support to member areas in Yorkshire, Humber (Y H) and the North East (NE) and delivery of projects that promote inclusion, address inequalities or meet people’s priorities for change. IN has maintained a stable membership base despite the pressure on Local Authority budgets and some areas that left IN have returned when the impact of non-membership was felt.
The work with members has included reviews of how Personalisation is being implemented across all Adult Social Services, development of community led Safe Place schemes in partnership with Police and Crime Commissioners, work on the impact of the Care Act and leadership training for self-advocates co-delivered with people with learning Disabilities through the Tomorrows Leaders course.