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Norfolk County Council and the Community Right to Challenge

Relevant bodies are able to submit expressions of interest to the County Council to deliver public services as part of the Community Right to Challenge scheme. 

Resource: Measuring Impact

Inspiring Impact has shared “Measuring Up!” their tool to help organisations review and improve how they demonstrate their impact. 

Our new partnership with Clapham & Collinge Solicitors

We are delighted to announce an innovative new partnership with solicitors Clapham & Collinge.

Sustainability and Transformation Plan for Norfolk and Waveney Health and Social Care is Submitted

A Sustainability and Transformation Plan (STP) for Health and Social Care Services in Norfolk and Waveney has been submitted to NHS England.  

Immigration Act 2016 - How it affects your organisation

The Immigration Act 2016 came into effect in May and aims to prevent the exploitation of migrant workers and control illegal working. 

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) Appeal Guide

Advice now have published guidance to help win a Personal Independence Payment Appeal.  

Volunteering and Benefits Guidance

NCVO has published guidance for potential volunteers who are concerned that volunteering could affect their state benefits.  

DIY Committee Guide - A useful resource for governance guidance

The DIY Committee Guide website has been relaunched, and includes a new version of the Code of Good Governance 

The Procedure for Raising a Question with a Norfolk County Council Committee

A person resident in Norfolk, or who is a non-domestic ratepayer in Norfolk, or who pays Council Tax in Norfolk may ask at an ordinary meeting of a Service Committee through the Chairman any question within the terms of reference of the Committee about a matter for which the council has a responsibility or particularly affects the County. 

Helpline for Child Abuse Whistleblowing

Employees and volunteers from any sector that have concerns about how their organisation is dealing with cases of child abuse are able to report their concerns to a helpline serviced by the NSPCC.

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