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The University of East Anglia, Norfolk County Council and the Norfolk Autism Partnership Board are working together to identify how to evaluate the new Norfolk Autism Adult Support Service. This is a new short-term support service for autistic adults. We would like autistic adults to help shape how we evaluate the service, by taking part in …
We want to hear more about what is important to autistic people and their parents and carers, to refresh the autism strategy. Join us for a one-to-one or group chat, at a library listed below. Or register to join an online group discussion via Zoom, using one of the links below. Library sessions (no need …
The STOMP STAMP team at NHS England has created a survey to find out people’s views and experiences about psychotropic medication. Psychotropic medication is any medication that affects the mind, for example, medication used to treat psychosis, depression, anxiety, sleep problems, ADHD, and epilepsy. The survey is for children, young people, and adults who are …
We would like your feedback on our plans and to also see if we have missed anything that is important for Autistic People in Norfolk. Watch the looking back and forward summary animation or read the documents that you can find below in both full and Easy Read format. Then either complete the online questionnaire …
The current Plan for Norfolk County Council’s Adult Services is out of date and they have been asked to update this to reflect the current difficulties experienced by those in Norfolk. The Strategy is currently made up of three Priorities: To update their plan Adult Social Services have held several engagement activities and would like …
Parenting is tough, but it can be so much harder if you are neurodivergent and no one has given you the understanding and resources of how to manage looking after your home and children. In this session, we go through how important it is to understand your own challenges and help you to develop ways …
Overview Adult social care covers a wide range of activities to enable people to live independently, stay well and safe. Promoting Independence is the term used by Norfolk County Council to describe their vision for social care. Norfolk County Council want to support people to be independent, well, and able to deal with life’s challenges …
Message from the Norfolk Charging Reference Group The Charging Reference Group which includes Equal Lives, Family Voice, Disability Network Norfolk Group, Making it Real, Carers Voice and the Autism Partnership Board representatives have been working with Norfolk County Council (NCC) to inform how the Social Care Charging Policy works in practice. We want to strengthen …
A message from Norfolk County Council : “We are undertaking a joint review of Norfolk arrangements for improving both the Learning Disability and Autism services for adults we commission as Norfolk County Council and Norfolk & Waveney Integrated Care Board. A joint project team is working closely with an independent partner, Tricordant, who have now …
A message from Autism Bedfordshire As a reminder we will be continuing our theme of looking at the National Autism Strategy, focussing this time on transitions to adult services. Meeting details: We will have other professionals joining us to talk about: The meeting is held online via MS Teams and you will need to register …
