Voluntary Norfolk, in partnership with health providers, public sector and local voluntary organisations delivers a wide range of services which improve the lives, health, wellbeing, skills and employability of people across Norfolk.
For some of these services people can seek support directly from us, through a quick enquiry, self-referral form. For others, referrals need to be made by a professional, such as a health professional. All of our support is completely free and voluntary.
To make a referral or self-referral to any of our projects please fill out the online referral forms below.
Better Together
Support for people whose loneliness is the primary issue affecting their health & wellbeing. Clients are supported to access social activities, volunteering opportunities, community services and assets; identify and overcome barriers that prevent them becoming connected and make new connections in their community. Further info from: www.bettertogethernorfolk.org.uk/
Better Together Professional Eligibility and Referral Form
Better Together Quick Enquiry (Self-Referral) Form
Carers Matter Norfolk
Emotional and practical support for unpaid carers through a combination of 7 day a week free Advice Line, carers breaks, education and training and a highly skilled and knowledgeable team of Family Care Practitioners delivering Carers Assessments and one-to-one support in the community. Further info from: www.carersmatternorfolk.org.uk
Carers Matter Norfolk Quick Enquiry (Self-Referral) Form
Carers Matter Norfolk Professional Referral Form
Young Carers Matter Norfolk
Emotional and practical support for young carers and their families, through a combination of 7 day a week free Advice Line, access to youth and specialist young carer groups, and a highly skilled and knowledgeable team of Family Care Practitioners. Further info from: www.youngcarersmatternorfolk.org/
Young Carers Professional Referral Form
Community Response Service
Community Response Volunteers provide a vital service for people who have just left hospital and need a bit of extra support at home. Volunteers help with light household tasks, such as washing up or putting out the bins, preparing a light snack or making a cuppa. They might collect prescriptions or walk the dog, do some shopping (going to the shops or online) or help people get to follow-up appointments.