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      • Active Minds
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Console to 5K

Following the success of 'Run East Durham' East Durham Trust announced the creation of Console to 5K!

​Funded by Community Foundation, Console to 5K aimed to improve young people's health and wellbeing by increasing their levels of physical activity. Three local community groups established FREE regular exercise activities for a period of at least 10 weeks, before all three groups came together on Sunday 23rd February 2020 for a 5K run to celebrate their achievements and have some fun. 

The project proved to be a fantastic opportunity for young people across East Durham to make new friends and start their new year more physically fit and active. 

Following the successful race on the 23rd, you can view the results here or view the image below. 
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East Durham Trust
Community House
Yoden Road
Peterlee
​SR8 5DP
T: 0191 5693511


Charity No: 1117642
Company No: 05934124

What We Do

We help the communities of the former district of Easington which is made up 20 distinct areas, most of which are former Pit villages that continue to be hugely affected by deprivation and health inequality. 
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East Durham Trust’s operates on a ‘hub and spoke’ approach through well-established partnerships with our communities. We work directly with community members and partners to facilitate prevention, intervention and crisis support services delivered in our communities, for our communities and by our communities.

We empower people to take ownership of their own needs and work to lift up those most in need in East Durham. We help build and maintain meaningful relationships within our community ensuring those on the margins are helped to be in reach of a spectrum vital services. 

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