You are now able to book rooms at the Brian Grint Centre. If you would like to make a general enquiry about using the facility please contact [email protected].
If you would like to book the centre then please complete the attached form and return to [email protected]. Please note that bookings are subject to availability.
You can read and comment on the plan here
Find out more about support that is available here
If you live in Norfolk or Waveney
First Response: 111 Option 2
Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment Team
The Crisis Team offers short term, intensive support, as an alternative to hospital admission, to service users experiencing a mental health crisis.
The Cuppa Care Project has been initiated by the Rotary Club of Norwich, as part of the Club’s Centenary Celebrations, and developed and delivered by a partnership of local charities working jointly towards bringing people together and tackle loneliness that may be caused through poverty, disability, age, gender, lack of accessible local support and information services, geographical remoteness, poor transport or other issues.
Whether you just want to get out of the house, to meet new people, or chat about something that’s worrying you – we have friendly people on board of our Cuppa Care Bus who can help. Apart from Hear for Norfolk you will be able to access support from Age UK Norwich, Vision Norfolk, Norfolk LGBT+ Project, Norfolk and Waveney Mind, Norfolk CAB, Age UK Norfolk and The Wellbeing Service.
Your district councillor, Lana Hempsall, has up to £500 available to give to local groups or organisations, to promote local communities working together and improving the life of local residents. Lana can be contacted at [email protected]
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April is Stress Awareness Month – Mental Health support can be found locally in Norwich and Great Yarmouth.
REST
REST Norwich offer a daytime community wellbeing hub, open 10:00 – 17.30 and café run by The Feed Norwich open 09:30 – 15:30, 7 days per week
Call us on 0300 330 5488 option 1 or email [email protected] where you will be met by a Recovery Triage Operator who will provide you with further information about this service.
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Steam House Cafe
Steam House Cafe “provides guidance, support and personalised pathway plans … to enhance future wellbeing for the client.” The Cafe is open 10.00am to 3pm daily.
Locations:
140 High Street, Gorleston, Norfolk, NR31 6RB
Website:
http://www.facebook.com/steamhousegy
Rethink – Together in Norfolk
Telephone: 0300 5000 927
Local Rethink group that offers groups and activities for people with mental health issues in Norfolk. Groups take place in Great Yarmouth and Norwich.
Please contact individual groups for further information before attending. Details can be found here or email [email protected]
Website:
https://www.rethink.org/help-in-your-area/support-groups/together-in-norfolk/
As twelve people stood to be parish councillors for Acle Parish Council, and there are twelve spaces, all twelve people are automatically elected as councillors.
The old council stands down on 9th May and the new council begins on the same day.
The parish councillors will be:
Sally Aldridge
Angela Bishop
Sarah Carter
Jackie Clover
Barry Coveley
Indra Goodson
Tony Hemmingway
Wendy Kenny
Jamie Pizey
Richard Powell
Jessica Royal
David Stephenson
