Sarah Mitchell

http://cloughssweetshop.com/

Gwen Young

Fruit and Veg merchant

Helen Sanderson

trade in hand made items.

Urszula Skolmowska- Gudel

Creativity for kids

Barry & Christine Cavanagh

Debra OBrien

Pam Bennett

Colin Hagen

Graphic design specialist including ID and branding, design for print, direct mail, websites, public art

Linda Scott

Handmade gifts, hair accessories, jewellery, sweet gifts.

Forest Hall

selling dancing bags but due to people’s demands I have been making other designs such as school uniforms, rainbows and brownies

Jessie Mills

We buy and sell musical instruments – old and new

Tara Mills

collection of flints and shells, beast books, folk art, phoenix feathers and fairy loaves.

Serap Slorach

handmade jams and chutneys without additives or preservatives.

Peter and Nicola Scullion

Hand made fairy door and houses.

 Alan Mills

Louise Rea

Heaton Churches Together

Organ donation sign-up and awareness.

Promoting community enterprise and fundraising.

Christ-centred recovery group that meets in a number of churches across the North East.

a charity offering debt advice and management.

selling prints and cards of their work in aid of CAFOD. Students have explored many themes this year such as sweet treats, the natural world and creepy crawlies. Their work explores many art forms such as paint, printmaking, collage and photography.

providing care and support for people living with any terminal illness, and their families.

Street Pastors has been established in Newcastle since 2008. In that time we have trained over 100 volunteers to the benefit of the mission, their local Churches and the wider community. Street Pastors go onto the streets of Newcastle to do God’s work, directly helping people who are vulnerable and in need.

Tyneside Outdoors (TO) is a youth and community work charity that works with people in disadvantaged areas of Tyneside to encourage their greater access to the outdoors.  Our aims are to increase people’s awareness of the outdoors, especially those living in disadvantaged areas, and to encourage their greater use of the outdoors for their health, recreation, education and enjoyment.

In June 2010 HealthWORKS Newcastle took on the management and delivery of Newcastle Breastfeeding Peer Support Project on behalf of and in partnership with Sure Start and Public Health. We recruit and train peer supporters, coordinate breastfeeding support groups across the city and deliver good quality antenatal breastfeeding information and citywide events for awareness and health.

Heaton Community Centre is a charity whose vision is:  to empower people to manage their own community facility and make best use of its resources,  to be here for our children and our children’s children and to create new and improved ranges of educational, social and leisure opportunities for local people.