A Northumberland charity which supports individuals living with complex mental health needs and learning disabilities has stepped up to support a local primary school with the creation of some new outdoor play equipment.
Read MoreA Community Interest Company which operates on behalf of a local mental health charity has struck a deal to become the new supplier of wood products to Porky’s BBQ restaurant in Blyth’s Bebside.
Read MoreStaff and service users from The Woodfuel Centre have gone the extra mile to support a local primary school raise funds towards the cost of new musical instruments and Christmas selection boxes for pupils.
Read MoreA statement from our CEO on the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.
Read MoreBlyth Star Enterprises, which provides living support and day services that replicate real working environments to over 350 people living across Northumberland, has been working with NCEA Thomas Bewick C of E Primary School in Ashington to help bring their vision for a state-of-the-art forest school to life.
Read MoreBlyth Star Enterprises has helped to make a group of schoolchildren’s dreams come true, bringing their vision for a brand new forest school area to life after vandals destroyed their original site during lockdown.
Blyth Star Enterprises would like to say a huge thank you to Maxine Carr, owner of Cafe central in Blyth’s Market, for raising £212 through a raffle in aid of our charity!
Read MoreOur updated third party abuse or harassment of staff statement.
Read MoreThroughout lockdown, Blyth Star Enterprises’ Stakeford Nurseries has delivered fresh produce, plants and flowers to residents of Blyth, Choppington and the surrounding areas.
Read MoreIn the early hours of Friday 22 May, the management team from not-for-profit Blyth Star Enterprises were notified of a fire at one of their buildings, The Old Chandlery.
Read MoreTo everyone receiving care and support from Blyth Star Enterprises, I want to express my commitment and that of our staff team, and our empathy for your present enforced isolation.
Read MoreThe coronavirus arrived unexpectedly and it has caused mass disruption around the world. We know it’s hard to process and that it’s bringing people down, but there’s a lot of positivity shining through and spreading across the globe and internet right now, so we thought we’d share some uplifting news.
Read MoreI would like to express my sincere thanks to all staff and volunteers for their commitment and exceptional service during these difficult times.
Read MoreWhether you’re self-isolating, working from home or trying to go about your daily routine as normal, it’s important that, as well as following the guidelines in place to protect your physical health, you take some time to evaluate and look after your mental wellbeing.
Read MoreRetailers from Havelock Street in Blyth town centre have come together to raise money for local mental health and learning disability charity, Blyth Star Enterprises.
Read MoreA government ban on the most polluting fuel for household heating has seen local mental health charity, Blyth Star Enterprises, receive a surge of enquiries from people looking to buy sustainably-sourced dry logs from its Woodfuel Centre and, through their purchases, raise much needed funds for the charity.
Read MoreRecent statistics show that NHS mental health and learning disability nursing staff have decreased by over 6,000 in the last decade, a decline of more than 12% and 40% respectively.*
The need for new staff entering the profession is critical, therefore as part of National Apprenticeship Week (3-9 February 2020), local mental health and learning disability charity, Blyth Star Enterprises, is celebrating vocational achievements obtained by their own apprentices working towards a career in social care.
Read MoreGordon Moore, chief executive of Northumberland-based mental health and learning disability charity, Blyth Star Enterprises, has been awarded an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2020 Queen’s New Year’s Honours list.
Read MoreA charity that assists people living with mental health issues and learning disabilities in Northumberland is asking the general public and local businesses to support them and help raise additional, much-needed funds through sales of specially-made festive wreaths.
Read MoreA local mental health charity is starting preparatory work on a £400,000 building conversion project that is scheduled to begin in spring 2020.
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