News and reports

National Voices and the Centre for Mental Health are collaborating on research to understand people’s experiences of managing the emotional and psychological impact of living with long-term physical health conditions.

As more and more people start wearing face masks and coverings in public, Deaf and hearing-impaired people in North Yorkshire have highlighted the fact that they can cause problems for people who rely on lip-reading and facial expression.

North Yorkshire has set out new goals for its five-year plan to improve Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) education for children and young people.

North Yorkshire County Council is helping people who have needed support while shielding during the Covid-19 lockdown to regain their independence as the Government prepares to stop food and prescription deliveries at the end of July.

Local knowledge, experience and expertise will be used to prevent outbreaks in North Yorkshire and manage the virus over time as part of the national Test and Trace programme.

Two thirds of people in England say they are more likely to act to improve health and social care services since the outbreak of COVID-19 – and you can help improve care in North Yorkshire by joining our campaign #BecauseWeAllCare.

Work has started on a £2.7 million investment in healthcare facilities in Bedale.

People in North Yorkshire are urged to continue to be cautious in their response to the coronavirus pandemic despite the lockdown guidance being relaxed this weekend by the Prime Minister.

An independent review has been commissioned into the impact of COVID-19 on health inequalities and support needed for black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities and staff in part of North Yorkshire.

A charity has issued a reassurance that its front-line services will continue as normal despite having to plan for office closures and redundancies due to the devastating economic impact of the pandemic.

A North Yorkshire business networking group is helping local organisations through lockdown by holding regular online Zoom meetings offering business and IT support, digital training, advice, creative ideas, and introductions.

People in North Yorkshire have been sharing their experiences accessing care and support during the COVID-19 pandemic to help improve services.