Make a Difference: North East Episodes Episode guide
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Your questions answered for NHS Day
Dr Neil O'Brien joins Helen Richardson to answer your questions.
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We make sure no kids go without at Christmas
Tor, Sophie and Beth are from Norah's North Pole.
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We make sure no kids go without at Christmas
Tor, Sophie and Beth are from Norah's North Pole.
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We help little hearts and their families
Sergio from Red Sky Foundation explains the charity's plans for 2026.
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Wayne saves lives with his Red Benches
The Red Bench project in South Shields saves lives by encouraging conversation.
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Two mams team up to raise money for autistic kids
Christine and Sophia share the stories behind their advocacy and what's next for them.
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The spirit of resilience and generosity
Once a victim of bullying, Jacob has found his purpose through rugby.
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The homeless charity taking over Whitley Bay beach
Changing Lives, the homeless charity, are marking World Homeless Day this weekend.
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The boxing gym that champions SEND children
Rachel Sweeney went down to Leadgate's Alpha Boxing.
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The 15-year-old volunteering to help other kids
Harvey works with 5-11-year-olds at his local YMCA.
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Sunderland mam backs calls for SMA baby checks
Louise's son Arthur was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy at 18 months old.
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Sunderland Home Grown nurturing plants and people
Sunderland Home Grown helps thousands of local people with gardening and life skills.
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Shieldfield hub combatting cold and loneliness
Madelynne Flack hears from people using and running Shieldfield community hub.
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Salute Her UK supports forces sexual abuse victims
They are pushing the Ministry of Defence to change the way these crimes are investigated.
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Red benches made to tackle heart condition stigma
June Davison from British Heart Foundation explains their campaign.
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Putting joy in dementia care
Silverline Memories brings joy to dementia care.
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Project Santa: How to tackle Christmas poverty
Anna Foster speaks to Amit Bahanda about Project Santa.
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North East charity recognised by the King
Smart Works North East has been awarded The King鈥檚 Award for Voluntary Service.
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Newcastle charity using choir to aid dementia care
Sandra from Silverline Memories explains their dementia care with a difference.
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New film explains how Red Bench Project saves lives
Wayne Rambo Groves, from South Shields, tells all to Kelly Scott.
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Metro run challenge to raise money for charity
The Geordie Challenger is planning to run the entire Metro route in under 24 hours.
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Man strikes chord with passionate social media speech
David from Mariner Movers spoke passionately about fairness and respect.
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Making horse riding accessible for Newcastle kids
Emma Wass reports on the impact being made by Stepney Bank Stables in the Ouseburn.
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Logan: 'I had no symptoms and was diagnosed at 49'
Anna Foster speaks to former Scotland Rugby player Kenny Logan.
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Lauren and Lola are doing a challenge for charity
Lauren and her dog Lola will be doing a challenge together throughout February.
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Jo trains those with disabilities
People with disabilities and physical challenges can train at Barnability.
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Irene fundraises for cancer patients
Irene was nominated for the voluntary work she does with the cancer charity FACT.
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How losing my dad inspired me to make a change
Becky Swindells spends two hours every day litter picking in Washington.
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How Blyth mam is inspiring other cancer patients
Leah Cullen is using her experiences to help support others with cancer.
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Hero amputee veteran now needs heroes to help him
Luke Woodward served in the Household Cavalry Regiment for 19 years.