Middlesbrough Council
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"Public services supporting Middlesbrough communities, neighbourhoods and wellbeing."
About Middlesbrough Council
Middlesbrough Council is the unitary local authority for Middlesbrough in the Tees Valley. Established in its current form in 1996, it delivers hundreds of local services and provides jobs for over 3,000 people. Its 2026–2029 Council Plan supports neighbourhoods, the local economy, children and young people, and health and wellbeing.
Health and care work sits within a wider public-service organisation. Its Adult Social Care and Health directorate includes public health, direct care and prevention services, homelessness support, domestic abuse work and commissioning. Teams help adults who need care and support to live independently, alongside the council's wider work on safe communities and local services.
Learning and support
Staff have regular one-to-one meetings with their manager to discuss objectives, progress and problems. An online learning system provides training courses. The council also offers an Occupational Health service, an Employee Assistance Programme and a network of trained Mental Health First Aiders.
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