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Better understanding, better care: NEAS improves support for people with a learning disability and autistic people

People with a learning disability and autistic people across the North East are set to receive more personalised, compassionate and effective care after North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) reached a major milestone in specialist workforce education.

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North East Ambulance Service appoints new non executive director

North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (NEAS) has appointed Dr Nini Adetuberu, an experienced clinical leader and psychiatrist, as its newest non‑executive director (NED).

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Young artists bring some early festive cheer: North East Ambulance Service unveils annual Christmas card design

A picture drawn by a talented family member of a North East Ambulance Service health advisor has been chosen as the service’s Christmas card for 2025.

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North East Ambulance Charity secures £46,250 from NHS Charities Together to support neurodivergent staff through new wellbeing project

North East Ambulance Charity has received £46,250 from NHS Charities Together to launch a ground-breaking Neurodiversity Wellbeing Project, providing targeted support for neurodivergent colleagues, including those who are autistic, have ADHD or dyslexia.

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Team focus: Meet the team behind the wellbeing of our service

With our annual flu season well and truly underway, we thought we would shine a light on the team responsible for keeping us all well at work, our occupational health team.

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VONNE and North East Ambulance Service join forces to expand lifesaving defibrillator network across the North East

A new partnership between the Voluntary Organisations’ Network North East (VONNE) and the North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (NEAS) means funding is available to strengthen emergency response across the region by expanding access to community public access defibrillators (cPADs), which are a vital link in the chain of survival for those experiencing cardiac arrest.