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We provide a range of activities 5 days each week, Monday to Friday. We also have our very own mini-bus to provide safe transport to and from our activities. If you or a loved on is over 60 and/or disabled and are not from the Teams, Dunston, Lobley Hill, Bensham, Saltwell or Central Gateshead areas we would love to see you however your own transport would be required. Personal Budgets can be used to attend our activities. Some of the services we provide are:- Daily Activity Clubs These are held in Eslington Communal Lounge, with a freshly cooked 2 course lunch each day and a range of activities including arts & crafts, domino competitions, quizzes, chair exercises, days out, party days, bingo and raffles. The activity days are held 5 days each and are suitable for ladies and gentlemen. Members an also attend as many days as they wish and transport is provided from 6 surrounding areas of Gateshead. Meal Delivery Service Unable to attend our Daily Activity Clubs? We can deliver a 2 course meal to our local areas, freshly cooked each day, 5 days per week from our professional catering facility. Exercise and Aquafit We have an exercise session each Monday with a fully trained instructor, with exercises specifically suitable for older people and anyone with mobility problems. We have an Aquafit session each Wednesday afternoon where our fully trained instructor delivers suitable exercise for the elderly. Our Walking Club meets once each month and travel together to walk through a variety of picturesque locations in Tyne and Wear and Northumberland. Volunteer Opportunities Our service welcomes all volunteers to help us run our activities, so if you have time to spare each week and would like to become involved, please give Eileen a call on 0191 4600297 or 0191 4900945 to discuss the opportunities.

County Durham Families Information Service provides information on a wide range of services for families, practitioners, professionals and organisations. This Facebook account is designed to support providers by offering timely reminders, prompts and news. Messages will be brief providing you with links to our websites to ensure you get the information you need. If you are a parent or a family member please visit our website or call us on 0800 917-2-917 with any enquiries you might have. If you would like an FIS Facebook page for parents then please let us know.

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DHR was formed in the 1960s, by our honourary president Alex Smith. When it was first formed, DHR was simply a record player on a trolley, which was trundled around the wards and requests were played at the listeners' bedsides; unfortunate for any near neighbours who disliked the choice of music! The next step was to broadcast from a "cupboard" appropriated by Alex, but this was not really satisfactory. The old Porter's Lodge, at the entrance of the old Dryburn Hospital, was commandeered and converted into a broadcasting studio. A four hour request programme was transmitted (close-circuit) to all wards every Wednesday evening and live commentary of football matches were broadcast every Saturday afternoon. When more volunteers were recruited, transmissions (mainly request programes) became a daily feature of hospital life but were usually confined to evenings when people were available to present programmes. The Lodge was extended to accommodate a second studio and "one man operation" was introduced to allow productions to become less labour intensive. We moved to our new studios, in the Management Suite, when the new hospital building was completed, early in the 21st Century. We currently broadcast live programmes most weekday evenings. We enjoy an excellent working relationsip with Hospedia, the company who provide the individual bedside consoles which offer radio, TV and telephone facilities to patients. Hospedia have installed a direct telephone link from the bedside to our studios which enables listeners to contact us free of charge. They have also provided on-screen information advising patients how to call and listen to us, and a DHR advertisment. In 2007, we installed a new computer system which allows us to broadcast 24-hours a day and provide information about the numerous services and facilities within the hospital "village". Durham Hospitals Radio is a registered charity and is entirely self-supporting.

Trying out different types and brands of cloth nappies is a great (and cheap!) way to find out what will work for you and your family before buying. The library is a not-for-profit organisation, our only aim is to promote the use of cloth nappies! Durham Real Nappy Library allows you to hire as many nappies from our selection as you like for a small fee of 50p per nappy for a two week period plus a fully refundable deposit of the preloved value of the nappy. This fee will be used to expand or replace library stock. We are also available to give demos to individuals and groups so if you would like more information please send us an email. Ran by Laura Corrigan and Sharon Campbell.

County Sport Partnership for County Durham.