Directory of Organisations using the Referral System

The 4women team will be providing localized support and activities across the designated areas. Led by women, for women, the team is ambitious in its achievements and for the women accessing new project support.

ACCESS – supporting migrants in East Anglia. It’s who we are and what we do.

Age UK Norfolk offers information and advice to the public on a wide range of issues. We will provide you with the facts and you can make choices and decisions knowing you have reliable information.

Offer advice and information on a wide range of matters of concern to older people and their carers. Also offers numerous factsheets and information sheets that cover a wide range of subjects.

A football project to improve mens mental health and provide access to additional support services

Alzheimer’s Society provides a range of support services for people with dementia, their families and their carers in Norfolk.

We design and deliver arts for wellbeing sessions in the community and for businesses.

a non-judgemental, early intervention service providing support for children and young people affected by the imprisonment of a close family member

We provide short-term practical and emotional support at home to help people regain their independence

Careline Community Service provide and install equipment within the home to support people to live independently.

Supporting Norfolk’s 94,000 unpaid carers.

Led and shaped by carers, empowering and enabling them to improve their lives.

From the work with children and youth right through to the elderly day centre, we at Community Action Norwich are looking to walk alongside the people of Lakenham and Tuckswood through all life stages.

Deaf Connexions is part of the Norfolk Deaf Advocacy Service which provides advice and support for deaf people in Norfolk.

Supporting Norwich residents to develop digital skills, confidence and resilience.

We provide free, confidential and impartial advice and campaign on big issues affecting people’s lives.

A user led organisation providing advice and support to disabled people.

Our mission is to engage, inspire, educate and support the local and wider community, providing first class services and promoting community development and cohesion.

Healthwatch Norfolk is the consumer champion for health and social care in the county. Our remit is to represent your views and your experiences to help inform and improve the services that are commissioned and provided in Norfolk.

Supports West Norfolk and Swaffham residents to combat loneliness and social isolation.

MAP is an advice, counselling and youth work service for 11-25 year olds.

Provides information and support to people with M.E. their carers, families and friends. Raises awareness of M.E. locally within the media, health care organisations and the general public. Campaigns for more recognition, research and better care and benefits for people with M.E.

Money Advice Hub is based in King’s Lynn. We provide an integrated advice service, including: Debt Advice, Housing Advice, Welfare Benefits, Money Advice, Digital Inclusion & Wellbeing.

Norfolk-wide music and arts activities for people with disabilities and additional needs.

New Horizons supports residents of Kings Lynn Borough Council who are at risk of social exclusion, are struggling to manage financially, and who are not earning an income.

New Routes addresses the isolation experienced by asylum seekers, refugees and other recently resettled ethnic minorities in Norwich and provides opportunities for engaging in skill-building, sport and social activities. All programmes are designed to promote cross-cultural understanding and enable the building of bridges between diverse communities. The NR centre is open 6-days per week, running projects for women, mixed gender groups, young people, children and families. We provide one-to-one needs assessments and support, plus long term mentoring and befriending for young people and adults where requested.

Six week Recovery Support Programme offering a wide range of activities supporting people who are in recovery from drugs and/or alcohol issues.

Offering free and confidential support to victims and witnesses of any crime. It doesn’t matter when the crime happened or if it has been reported to the police.

Norfolk Citizens Advice is an independent, local charity offering free, confidential, impartial advice and information on a wide range of subjects.

Free legal advice for a range of issues.

Norfolk Community Learning Services offer a wide variety of programmes and courses, including functional skills, GCSEs and apprenticeships.

Norfolk Family Carers offers a range of information, advice and support to carers in Norwich and Norfolk.

Norfolk Family Mediation Service is a charity dedicated to limiting the pain and cost of divorce, separation and family disputes.

Here to listen to anyone who is going through a difficult time, face-to-face or on the phone.

Ormiston Families work with Sodexo and a range of other partner agencies to deliver the government’s Transforming Rehabilitation (TR) programme across the East of England.

Scam, Fraud, Vulnerable victims

Specialist help and advice for anyone with a housing problem. Advocacy and representation. Drop-in service in Norwich and appointments available in Colchester, Great Yarmouth and Kings Lynn.

Team of advisers and solicitors who may be able to help.

Covers the whole of Norfolk and can help people with a broad range of issues

We offer older people good company in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Provides support for survivors of sexual abuse.

Take Our Hand supports young people aged 16-24, their families and friends through bereavement.

Health Coaching – To enable patients with pre-existing long term health conditions, identified as hard to engage, to better maintain their health and well-being.

Health Volunteers bring support and friendship to North and South Norfolk residents who experience social isolation or who face the challenge of long term health conditions.

West Norfolk Befriending is a registered charity established to help alleviate social isolation in older people living in West Norfolk

Care & Repair offer an adaptation and handy person service throughout west Norfolk to help adapt people’s homes to ensure they continue to meet their needs.

WNDIS (West Norfolk Disability Information Service) proves information, advice and an advocacy service for disabled people and carers.

The Wonder+ Scheme provides support to women offenders and those at risk of offending living in Norfolk. Wonder+ offers advocacy, advice and guidance to women as well as helping them to access services that may be of help to them

Your Own Place – preventing homelessness by building financial, digital, emotional knowledge, skills and resilience