Members Directory
Take a look at our 1,500+ members who bring a collective voice and enable us to represent the VCSE sector regionally and nationally
North East NHS ICA
NHS Complaints Advocacy to all sections of the public
North East of England African Community Association
North East Sex Work Forum (NESWF)
The North East Sex Work Forum is dedicated to informing policy, improving service development and reducing stigma for people involved in all aspects of the sex industry across the North East and beyond. We are advocate for the health and safety of the sex work community who face daily discrimination and stigma. We do this by raising awareness through training, policy development and system change informed by the community we walk alongside.
North East Sight Matters Ltd
We are a 'not for profit' company with charitable objectives. We engage with sight-impaired children, young people, and their families who live in the North East.
North East Social Investment Fund
We are investing the £10.2m North East Social Investment Fund, a unique fund providing impact investments to charities and social enterprises in the North East Region (County Durham, Northumberland, Tees Valley, Tyne and Wear). Please get in touch to find out more.
North East Solidarity and Teaching (N.E.S.T)
North East Wellbeing
North East Women’s Network
The North East Women’s Network (NEWN) was established in 2006 for the purpose of strengthening the women’s sector in the North East of England, and ensuring its survival, by encouraging and supporting collaboration between women’s voluntary and community organisations and building partnerships and alliances across other sectors.
North East Young Dads and Lads Project
NEYDL is a unique youth support service that is dedicated to helping young men and young fathers to play an active and meaningful role in the lives of their children, within families and wider society. We offer a non-judgmental service that is based on mutual trust, respect and honesty. We listen and respond to the challenges facing young men and work with them on a voluntary basis to find positive and long-term solutions. We operate a ‘revolving door’ policy that enables young men to return time and again for help, assistance and friendship.
North Northumberland Hospice Care
Providing end of life care in the home.
Dementia and Bereavement support froups
North Northumberland Village Halls Consortium
The North Northumberland Village Halls Consortium is a self-help network of volunteers which aims to help village and community halls serve their communities even more effectively.
North Northumberland Voluntary Forum
Bringing community and voluntary groups together in North Northumberland.
North of England Refugee Service
North Shields Heritology Project
We aim to bring the rich heritage of North Shields to life using emerging technology, such as virtual reality (VR), Immersive Sound and Augmented Reality (AR). We plan to tell the compelling stories of ordinary people living through times of great change using school children, writers, drama groups and musicians.
North Tyneside Art Studio
North Tyneside Art Studio uses art and creativity to transform the lives of people experiencing mental health issues.
North Tyneside Art Studio
North Tyneside Art Studio uses art and creativity to transform the lives of people experiencing mental health issues.
North Tyneside Baby Equipment Loan Service & Toy Library
North Tyneside Carers Centre
North Tyneside Carers' Centre provides practical and emotional support to young and adult carers in the borough of North Tyneside.
North Tyneside Citizens Advice Bureau
We provide advice, information, advocacy, mediation and representation to everybody regardless of race, gender, sexuality or disability. The CAB Service is opposed to all forms of discrimination and is committed to improving service access for all.
North Tyneside Disability Forum
User led, we support disabled people of all ages who are disadvantaged by disability and vulnerability looking to enabling their full participation in community life, by their coming together on equal terms of lay and professional people, services users and providers, friends, families, carers, advocates, in order to promote equality, diversity and independence through the provision of supported activities, events, opportunities and training across health and social care, leisure and learning, employability and enterprise, information advice and guidance, sports, arts, heritage and culture and issues pertinent to the local community and disabled people within it.