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Local Pubs and the Community - Advice and Guidance

07 Apr, 2016by Clare FianderInformation, advice and guidance

A government initiative, More than a Pub: The Community Pub Business Support Programme, has been launched to help communities take control of their local pub, providing business development support, advice and loans and grant funding.

The Norfolk Community Directory

22 Jan, 2016by Clare FianderArts and culture, Breckland, Broadland, Children and young people, Economy and enterprise, Equality and diversity, Great Yarmouth, Health and social care, Heritage, Housing, Information, advice and guidance, Knowledge Base, Mental health, North Norfolk, Norwich, Older people, South Norfolk, Sports, play and physical activity, Transport and service access, West Norfolk

The Norfolk Community Directory contains activities, services and events to help all Norfolk residents live healthy, active and fulfilling lives.

West Norfolk drop-in sessions

21 Jan, 2016by Anonymous (not verified)Children and young people, Equality and diversity, Event, Funding, Health and social care, Housing, Information, advice and guidance, Knowledge Base, Members Events, News Article, Older people, Planning, doing and learning, Rurality, Sports, play and physical activity, Staying safe and legal, Support for organisations and communities, Training, Transport and service access, Volunteering, West Norfolk

West Norfolk drop-in sessions - Downham Market, Hunstanton, King's Lynn

Re-imagining Norfolk - Community Action Norfolk's consultation response

14 Jan, 2016by Anonymous (not verified)Children and young people, Consultation, Funding, Health and social care, News Article, Older people, Reports & Evidence, VCSE Sector Leadership Group

Community Action Norfolk's consultation response to the Norfolk County Council Re-imagining Norfolk consultation process

Transport in the community

30 Dec, 2015by Steve NunnBreckland, Broadland, Great Yarmouth, Health and social care, Information, advice and guidance, Knowledge Base, News Article, North Norfolk, Norwich, Older people, Rurality, South Norfolk, Support for organisations and communities, Transport and service access, Volunteering, West Norfolk

Community transport plays an important part in tackling social isolation, maintaining well-being and enabling people to access health services. 

Hunstanton public meeting: town calls for people to be good neighbours

21 Oct, 2015by Steve NunnSupport for organisations and communities, Volunteering, West Norfolk

A Good Neighbour Scheme could be set up in Hunstanton and the surrounding area. All are invited to attend a public meeting on Thursday 22nd October at 6.30pm at Hunstanton community centre. 

Funding and Free Training for Health Charities

09 Jul, 2015by Clare FianderFunding, Health and social care, Mental health

Could the charity you work for or one you know benefit from new funding or free training? The GSK IMPACT Awards recognise and reward charities that are doing excellent work to improve people’s health. Winners receive numerous benefits, including up to £40,000, free development training from The King's Fund and the opportunity to be part of the prestigious GSK IMPACT Award network.  For more information please click here.

Appleseed Care Farm CASE STUDY

17 Feb, 2015by Anonymous (not verified)Case Study, Equality and diversity, Health and social care, Mental health, South Norfolk

The Appleseed care farm has been set up in Wymondham to offer people with mental health and social care needs, suffering with anxiety and depression, job seekers, ex-offenders and those living in sheltered housing a chance to boost their health, happiness and well-being. Norfolk RCC helped with funding research and advice after the project almost stalled  at an early stage.

Greg Sadler from Appleseed explains “We knew which organisations we wanted to approach with funding applications but we were getting nowhere. South Norfolk Councillor Neil Ward put us in touch with Norfolk RCC and their input was invaluable in helping us frame our applications and presentations in a way that got us noticed. Without a doubt, the funding wouldn’t have happened without the RCC’s support.”

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