Make a Difference: North East Episodes Episode guide
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'We have supported about 30000 veterans'
Matt Bailey chats to Tommy Watson from Walking with the Wounded about a mega challenge.
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'We have found about 8000 bags since 2021'
Gilly Hope went to Seaham to meet Catlin and Brian who help clean the beach.
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'We have been supporting communities for 150 years'
Anna chats to Stephen Senior, Head of Fraud Prevention at the Leeds Building Society.
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'We give support until the ambulance arrives'
Medical students spend their weekends alongside the North East Ambulance Service.
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'We can just be us' at Shearer Centre
Laura Wood from Blyth explains how the Alan Shearer Activity Centre helps her son Luca.
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'We build community spirit & bring people together'
Gilesgate and Belmont Wellbeing Project deliver food parcels to those in need.
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'We are going to put our 500,000th present in a bag'
Norah's North Pole. The family who make a difference to children all over the North East.
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'We are doing this huge costal walk'
Rachel Harrison and聽Joe Alexander are completing a Sunrise to Sunset Coastal Challenge.
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'We are delighted with the representation'
Peppa Pig and the National Deaf Children's Society have created something special.
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'We also take a moment to remember good times'
Andrew Cammiss from East Durham Veterans Trust speaks to Anna Foster.
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'They make us feel like we want to give the money'
For Scam Safe Anna was joined by Dr Elisabeth Carter from Kingston University.
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'They came into my life when I felt helpless'
Anna Foster meets Lynn, who is supported by Edberts House in Gateshead.
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'They are still with you but in a different way'
Louise Bowen, Bereavement Coordinator at Newcastle Marie Curie, spoke to Anna Foster.
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'There is simply not enough support available'
Paul Brocklehurst, Senior Manager of the Centrepoint Helpline, chats to Anna Foster.
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'There are many hundreds of people that she helped'
Kelly Scott pays tribute to Jo Shaw.
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'There are 100 people that we compete against'
Saoirse and Maria are both students of Irish Dance. Can they teach Matt some moves?
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'The stories blow me away every time'
Alan Redman has released a song for charity, FACT. Kelly Scott spoke to him.
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'The mental benefits have been incredible'
James Madeley's goal was to swim in the sea every day for a year.
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'The funds don't go as far as we'd hoped'
Charity Changing Lives is facing a drop in donations. Alice Fisher told Matt Bailey more.
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'The driving motivation behind hackers is curiosity'
For Scam Safe Anna Foster caught up with a company called The Hacking Games.
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'The child never knows about Norah'
Tor from Norah's North Pole making sure children don't go without at Christmas.
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'Taekwondo has led me to life-changing achievements'
Matty Moore is autistic and says that martial arts has transformed his life
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'Staff give up their Christmas to help dogs and cats'
We spoke to Wendy McGauley, Volunteer Manager at Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter.
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'Round about 70 to 80 free meals on a Friday'
Gilly Hope chats to Andy Cammiss from East Durham Veterans Trust.
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'Preparing your body for the demands of treatment'
Anna spoke to registered dietician Imogen Watson on how to prepare for cancer treatment.
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'People aren't aware what support is available'
Hannah Cooper, Research and Campaigns Manager at Citizens Advice Newcastle joins Anna.
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'Our winter preparedness starts after last winter'
For NHS Day Helen Richardson met NHS Head of Resilience, Stuart Holiday.
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'Our role is community bridge builder'
The North East Branch of the Dialogue Society prides itself on community.
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'Oscars of the heritage railway world'
Tanfield Railway has won some special awards. Sion Pryde chatted to David Watchman.