Welcome to our charity's news page. We’ve some great stories to share with you. These show how local people coming together with kindness can help us achieve amazing things.
Together, we care.
What you’ll read about
You'll read about how some brave people have overcome tough times with your help, new ideas that help others, and how generous people like you are making a big difference for our patients and their families.
You'll also see how medical and healthcare workers, patients, and donors come together to help those facing health challenges. These stories are inspiring and show the impact of your kindness and generosity.
Together we are achieving great things
Let's celebrate the good things happening in our Trust and wider communities across County Durham and Darlington.
Latest news
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Over 800 Bikers Bring Easter Cheer to County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust with Egg-straordinary Donation
Date published: 17 April 2025
In a heart-warming show of community spirit, more than 800 motorcyclists will roar into Darlington Memorial Hospital and then on to University Hospital of North Durham this Easter weekend.
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Ullswater Challenge
Date published: 14 April 2025
Get your hiking boots on and enjoy this fab walk around Ullswater and take in the views.
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Welcome Space at Bishop Auckland Hospital a big success
Date published: 18 March 2025
Last November we started up our Welcome Space at Bishop Auckland Hospital Restaurant. It proved to be another massive hit with our patients and communities
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Ward Manager Sue completes Ultra-Marathon
Date published: 17 March 2025
Sue took on a massive 54km Ultra Trail Run which started near Bamburgh Castle and finished at Druridge Bay Country Park.
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Fundraiser for Neonatal Unit at Darlington Memorial Hospital massive success
Date published: 5 March 2025
Thanks to Millie Moos who hosted a Cake Off to raise money for our Neonatal Unit at DMH.
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Charity buys scanners to benefit patients
Date published: 29 January 2025
Patients across County Durham and Darlington are benefitting from new portable bladder scanners that use ultrasound to instantly investigate a common bladder problem.
