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CCG Public Meeting

1/7/2019

 
NHS DURHAM DALES, EASINGTON AND SEDGEFIELD
CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP
and
NHS NORTH DURHAM CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP
 
Meeting to be held in Public
 
Durham Dales, Easington and Sedgefield (DDES) CCG and North Durham CCG are working increasingly closely together.  The two CCGs work in partnership with the same main providers of health services and together cover the same geographical area as Durham County Council.   A meeting of the Primary Care Commissioning Committees has been convened and members of the public can observe their work on:
 
Tuesday 16 July 2019 at:
 
The Durham Indoor Bowling Club, off Rylands Way, Pity Me,
Durham, DH1 5GE
 
From 1.00pm to 2.30pm
 
 
In order to ensure that appropriate seating is provided, please register your attendance (informing of any special requirements) with Susan Parr on 0191 389 8621 or email: susan.parr@nhs.net.
 
Questions for the Primary Care Commissioning Committees in Common should be submitted to Susan Parr no later than 12 noon on Friday 12 July 2019.  The meeting agenda and papers will be available prior to the meeting online at both: www.durhamdaleseasingtonsedgefieldccg.nhs.uk  and www.northdurhamccg.nhs.uk


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Yoden Road
Peterlee
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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 following the closure of the Pits.
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We run a wide range of projects to help the community fight disadvantage including food parcels, telephone befriending for the socially isolated, helping people in the downward spiral of debt, supporting people to get the benefits they deserve, providing holiday activities with food, getting the disengaged engaged with the arts and more.

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