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Welcome to New Hope North East
A registered charity supporting disabled children/young people and their families from diverse communities - including from disadvantaged, and asylum/refugee backgrounds
Serving Tyne and Wear
Who we are
New Hope North East is a registered charity based in South Shields. Since 2016, we have advocated for an inclusive world where all children are loved, valued, safeguarded, and treated equally regardless of their disability - free from segregation, marginalisation, and social exclusion.
We aim to promote social inclusion, diversity, and equal opportunity among families with disabled children or young people from diverse backgrounds, including asylum/refugee families.
We are a 90% parent-carer-led organisation with the objective of engaging “Hard to Reach” families. We help them access information, advice, and support by breaking down the barriers which prevent families from accessing social, educational, financial, and healthcare services.
We aim to promote social inclusion, diversity, and equal opportunity among families with disabled children or young people from diverse backgrounds, including asylum/refugee families.
We are a 90% parent-carer-led organisation with the objective of engaging “Hard to Reach” families. We help them access information, advice, and support by breaking down the barriers which prevent families from accessing social, educational, financial, and healthcare services.
Our Values
The team at New Hope North East believes that every person should be loved, valued, kept safe and treated with dignity and respect. We recognise that finding spaces to thrive can be difficult for families with disabled children and young people, especially for those from ethnic minority backgrounds.
What’s more, we understand that disability is a community issue, not just an individual challenge, which is why we include the whole family in all of our activities. We know that disabled people and their families, especially those from ethnic minorities, have had their voices drowned out for many years, which is why we make inclusion a key part of our process. Read more information at the link below.
What’s more, we understand that disability is a community issue, not just an individual challenge, which is why we include the whole family in all of our activities. We know that disabled people and their families, especially those from ethnic minorities, have had their voices drowned out for many years, which is why we make inclusion a key part of our process. Read more information at the link below.
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