World Mental Health Day: Lived experience inspired Simon to help others on their journey to recovery
After spending 14 years in mental health services, a personalised approach to care helped 43 year old Simon from Durham to turn his life around.
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National pledge to support our speciality and specialist doctors
From providing expert clinical care to supporting service development, our specialty and specialist (SAS) doctors make a significant contribution across our trust.
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Sue’s story
Taking the first step can feel daunting, but for Sue it was life changing. As part of our Poolies Matter campaign, she shares how Teesside Mind’s Recovery College helped her manage in difficult times and feel hopeful about the future.
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Poolies Matter takes over Pools match
Poolies Matter will take over Hartlepool United’s home match against Tamworth on Saturday 3 October, encouraging football fans to get help early if they’re struggling with their mental health.
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Stephen’s story
Life felt overwhelming for Pools fan Stephen and he couldn’t see a way out. However, getting help changed everything. As part of our Poolies Matter campaign, he encourages others to reach out before things become too much.
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Our Annual General and Members’ meeting (AGM) 2026
More than 240 members of the public, partner organisations and staff attended our annual general and members' meeting.
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Carole’s story
As part of our Poolies Matter campaign, Carole from Hartlepool shares how the team at the One Life Centre made a lasting difference to her recovery, following a stay in hospital.
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Hat-trick of awards for Durham children’s mental health teams
Three children and young people's mental health teams have each been recognised with the prestigious Investing in Children (IiC) Membership Award.
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Trust breaking down barriers to eating disorder care
Pioneering project highlighted as national example of best practice in new report.
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Learning disability groups’ film urges action after lower life expectancy report
A group of people who have a learning disability are urging others who have a learning disability to attend annual health checks.
