Changing Times: The Evolving Voluntary Sector and Its Impact.
Over the past decade, Community Action Norfolk (CAN) has been a steady hand through major changes in the voluntary sector. As the needs of communities have grown and the way organisations work has evolved, CAN has helped local groups adapt, grow, and thrive.
Digital access is essential in today’s world, but many people still face barriers getting online. From rural blackspots to limited digital skills, the challenges are real.
ThinkingFuel is Community Action Norfolk’s free heating oil buying scheme, designed to help households, community groups, and businesses across Norfolk save money and time.
By ordering together, our members benefit from competitive prices, expert support, and hassle-free service.
Trussell Trust food banks – including those here in Norfolk – are uniting to urge MPs to take action on social security. They’re organising an open letter calling for benefits to be set at a level that ensures everyone can afford life’s essentials, like food, heating, and hygiene.
Key stakeholders attended the 2025 Rural Housing Conference to support urgent action on the rural housing crisis. With rising prices and limited affordable homes, the event highlighted the vital role of Rural Housing Enablers and the need for long-term investment to secure thriving rural communities.
We all know how important it is for children to have a safe, stable place to call home. But a recent report by the Children’s Commissioner has put that into sharp focus - showing just how much housing instability can affect children’s education. And in rural areas, where these issues are often hidden, the impact can be even greater.
When rising energy costs threatened the future of Brancaster Village Hall, the local community took matters into their own hands. Discover how this small Norfolk village hall transformed into a model of sustainability.