News

Families reminded that we’re still here

10th November, 2020

Families across the county are being reminded that Norfolk’s organisations and agencies are still here to help as England enters new national restrictions.

New NHS-Endorsed Guidance launched to support the mental wellbeing of children and young people

28th September, 2020

Most families have experienced upheaval in their daily lives during the pandemic. With children and young people now back at school or college, Public Health England (PHE)’s new Better Health – Every Mind Matters campaign provides NHS-endorsed tips and advice to look after children and young people’s mental wellbeing.

In-Care Council new webpages launched

28th September, 2020

We are pleased to announce the launch the new Norfolk’s In Care Council (NiCC) Webpages, this is the link – https://www.norfolk.gov.uk/children-and-families/children-in-care/norfolk-in-care-council

Talk and play all through the day – speech and language advice for you and your child

3rd September, 2020

Early Years system partners have been working together to produce an activity pack for 0-5 year olds.

HSB Team launch new webpages

13th August, 2020

Some useful new web pages which have been recently launched by The Harmful Sexual Behaviour team.

Kooth – Online counselling for 11-25 year olds

16th July, 2020

Kooth is the newly commissioned online counselling service for 11 – 25 yr olds in Norfolk & Waveney.

You are not Alone

21st May, 2020

This week partners across Norfolk joining forces to raises awareness of the services of Norfolk Sexual Assault Referral Centre: Harbour Centre and remind everyone support and help is available to victims of rape & sexual assault.

Young Carers – our Heroes at Home

18th May, 2020

A new campaign aimed at Norfolk’s young carers launches today. Led by Norfolk Safeguarding Children Partnership and supported by carers organisations Carers Matter Norfolk and Caring Together, Heroes at Home recognises the vital role young carers play in supporting their loved ones at home and highlights the range of support available to help them.

Don’t wait, get help – Spotting Serious Illness in Children

11th May, 2020

Spotting Serious Illness in Children It can be tricky to know when your child needs medical care, including who to contact and when.