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My caseworkers were always punctual, organised and extremely hard working. I could call C at any time and she was always available to talk to me and help with any concerns. C was exemplary in devastating and depressing times when I would most probably have left work for good.

During times when I really did not want to keep going in this world I found C to be a life support. I am now back at work and C has now become a valuable friend.

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Over the last few months I have found the support from my local NASUWT caseworkers, absolutely invaluable. I have been supported emotionally and practically with great advice, representation and compassion, resulting in the best outcome for me and my family.

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My caseworkers knew all the rules and legislation regarding my role and employment and spoke to my workplace on my behalf, many times, to create a smooth transition back to work. They negotiated a suitable phased return after six months of sick leave. The structured return to work was extremely generous and it enabled me to get paid while spending time getting used to my return without any pressure or stress.

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Welcome to the North East Region NASUWT

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We hope you will find this website useful. It has been developed to enable you to make the most of your Union.

The NASUWT is one of the largest teacher unions in the United Kingdom. It is the only teacher union with members in all corners of the country. We organise in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. NASUWT has members in all the educational sectors offering them unrivalled support, advice and assistance.

The North East Region of the NASUWT covers the following areas: County Durham, Darlington, Gateshead, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Newcastle upon Tyne, North Tyneside, Northumberland, Redcar & Cleveland, South Tyneside, Stockton on Tees and Sunderland.

The region has a highly organised network of activists working in our secondary, primary and special schools that can support its members in all aspects of their working lives.

In addition, the Regional Centre has a team of highly skilled staff that can support members from across the region.

If you need advice or have an issue in your school, please look for relevant information here, if not use the "contact" button to contact your own association. If you are emailing, please leave a phone number and your membership number so we can telephone if necessary.

If you are having difficulty contacting your own Association Secretary, please email the Regional Centre:

Benevolence

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Grateful words from North East members

“I waited until I was at my lowest point before I sought help from my union. I was really worried about getting in touch with the NASUWT but from the moment I did I was fully supported without judgement and wish I had rang and asked for help earlier”

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