North East carer support organisations

Following a stroke people may experience a range of problems including difficulties with mobility, communication and independence.Negative feelings 

Family and friends who become carers will be facing mental and emotional changes, which can be difficult to deal with, such as feelings of frustration and grief, and concerns about reduction of income and changes in lifestyle.

There are a number of carer support organisations in the North East. For details of support, groups and services in your area use the contact details below. 

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Northumberland

Michele O'Brien

Carers Officer

T: 01670 394 527

Carer Link Project (North Northumberland)


T: 01668 219 951

Carers Project (Wansbeck)


T: 01670 858 688

Newcastle

Newcastle Carers Centre


T: 0191 260 3030

Gateshead

Gateshead Carers Association


T: 0191 490 0121

South Tyneside

South Tyneside Carers Association


T: 0191 454 3346

North Tyneside

North Tyneside Carers Centre


T: 0191 200 1111

Sunderland

Sunderland Carers Centre


T: 0191 567 3232

County Durham

Durham and Chester-Le-Street Carers Support


T: 0191 387 1991

Easington District Carers Support


T: 0191 586 9134

Darlington Carers Support


T: 01325 357 533

Sedgefield Carers Centre


T: 01325 313 123

Wear Valley Carers Initiative


T: 01388 451 400

Teesdale Carers Centre


T: 01833 630 202

Derwentside Carers Centre


T: 01207 502 688

Teesside

Hartlepool Carers


T: 01429 283 095

Stockton Carers Centre


T: 01642 739 955

Middlesbrough Carers Centre


T: 01642 737 007

Redcar and Cleveland

Carers Development Service


T: 01642 289 166