Contributers

DASH would like to thank Carolyn for her contribution in providing a much welcomed service to its residents over the years. This is Carolyn's story. My background In 1976 I started my catering career with a 2 year OND in Catering Management course at...

Durham University’s Free Cakes for Kids project got in touch asking if our residents accept a donation of homemade cakes. Of course, the answer was a unanYES!

Alan Ribchester and Eric Bulmer from the Durham City Freemens present Stephen Lowther, DASH Housing & Support Worker, with a cheque for £500

SCOOP is a Durham-based student-led zero-waste shop whose profits are donated to charities working in Durham and across the North East. The SCOOP shop opened before Christmas in Riverside Walk, Durham, selling rice, lentils, pasta, porridge oats, tea, coffee, dried...

Once a Month is a student-led volunteering project within the Durham University Student Volunteering and Outreach organisation. Their aim is to tackle period poverty by donating sanitary products to charities and homeless shelters

Harry, a 7 year old from Framwellgate Moor, Durham, decided he wanted to raise some money to help us with our work in tackling homelessness

We are really pleased that DASH has been invited to join the BEAUTY BANKS movement as a charity partner. Through an expanding collaboration with Superdrug BEAUTY BANKS are able to support charities across the UK with donations of personal care and hygiene products for...

Food donations have been gratefully received at DASH from Sainsbury’s in Cheveley Park and Iceland in Gilesgate. These were delivered by volunteers from the local community including members of the City of Durham Labour Party and Emmanuel Church. Food parcels have...