Case studies
Moving On Durham has been making an impact on young people’s lives in Durham for more than 30 years. Read some of the inspirational stories of the young people we help here.
Building a positive future in the UK for a once-vulnerable teenager
After arriving in the UK as a vulnerable teenage asylum seeker, Ahmed has gone from strength to strength with the support of Moving On Durham.
Helping Dylan access the mental health support he needs
After a difficult childhood and exclusion from several schools, Dylan is finally getting the mental health support he needs.
From vulnerable teenager fleeing conflict to confident and capable young adult
After arriving as a 17-year-old seeking safety in the UK, Salem has thrived with the support of Moving On Durham.
Supporting Charlie to make progress through tough times
Building a fantastic relationship with their support worker has helped Charlie navigate through complex situations after a difficult start in life.
Reaching out to tackle social isolation
A conversation with her support working about the isolation of being a young single mother has led to Debbie also seeking mental health support.
Building trust to create a better future for herself and her child
Moving On is helping Leah work through the lasting effects of her challenging childhood.
Supporting a vulnerable teenager to become a confident and capable young adult
From a place of uncertainty and vulnerability, Jordan has grown into a confident and capable young adult, now on the brink of independent living.
Healthy strategies help Louise to deal with her emotions
After coming to Moving On as a looked after child, Louise struggled with her emotional resilience. Setting personal goals and healthy strategies has helped her make positive progress.
Working towards a brighter future after years in an abusive relationship
After coming out of an abusive relationship, Nataysia needed support to move on. Now she’s started studying for a degree and is looking to the future.
Hard work and a fantastic attitude get Jess to uni
After being in care her whole life, Jess had big ambitions for herself. Her hard work paid off and she earned a place at York University.