Family Voice Norfolk

Family Voice Norfolk Family Voice is a voluntary organisation which aims to improve the lives of disabled and SEN children, and their families. Posts by Lisa and Kate.

Parent Carer Forum for Norfolk, we are the strategic voice of parent carers in service design, development and review. Working together and in partnership with service providers and commissioners to improve outcomes for children and young people living with special educational needs and disabilities, and reduce stress for families.

Nina’s Foundation has introduced a new small group SEND session, designed with limited numbers to create a calmer, more ...
23/03/2026

Nina’s Foundation has introduced a new small group SEND session, designed with limited numbers to create a calmer, more comfortable environment where children can feel safe, supported, and able to enjoy their time.

These sessions are bookable in advance. To view available dates and book your place for this group and others, please visit: https://the-nurture-hub.appointedd.com/

You can follow them on Facebook here 👉 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61565845642277

Family Action Norfolk and Suffolk Services will soon be starting some groups for autistic adults at their community allo...
22/03/2026

Family Action Norfolk and Suffolk Services will soon be starting some groups for autistic adults at their community allotment in Swaffham and community garden in Kings Lynn.

If you or anyone you know may be interested, then please contact them on: gary.early@family-action.org.uk

We are soon to be starting some groups for autistic adults at our community allotment in Swaffham and community garden in Kings Lynn.

If you or anyone you know may be interested, then please get in touch or keep your eyes peeled for further information with dates and times.

We were lucky enough to be awarded some funding from The Boshier Grant Scheme, supported by The National Autistic Society, enabling these groups to go ahead 💚

22/03/2026

Next Steps into the Digital World course Kings Lynn Library starting 16th April 2026!

This course is specifically designed for learners with learning disabilities, and focusses on real-life digital tasks that support your personal goals.

What will be covered:
✅ Using digital devices for everyday tasks like shopping, travel, and communication
✅ Staying safe online and protecting your personal information
✅ Exploring apps and tools that support independent living
✅ Building confidence through practical activities
✅ Connecting with others and accessing support services

For more information and enrollment details, click here 👉

Sensory Stories for children aged 7-11 with SEND 🗓 9 Apr 📍Stage Two, Norwich 🕑 2pm - 3pmA sensory journey for families w...
20/03/2026

Sensory Stories for children aged 7-11 with SEND

🗓 9 Apr
📍Stage Two, Norwich
🕑 2pm - 3pm

A sensory journey for families with children who have special educational needs and disabilities. Led by specialist Natalya Martin-Owen, this session is perfect for non-verbal children to explore imagination and play.

If you are interested, you can find out more and book here 👉

A sensory, creative session welcoming families with children who have special educational needs and disabilities. Led by specialist sensory practitioner Natalya Martin-Owen

Norfolk County Council has asked us to ask you… Norfolk Parent Carer SEND Experience FeedbackThe Department for Educatio...
19/03/2026

Norfolk County Council has asked us to ask you…

Norfolk Parent Carer SEND Experience Feedback
The Department for Education (DfE) and NHS England want everyone who supports children with SEND to work together to check how well things are working. This includes the council, NHS, schools, colleges and families. Norfolk County Council (NCC) wants to hear from you, parents and carers of children and young people with SEND, so your experiences can help improve support.

NCC wants to look at how well their Local SEND Partnership is working and has put together some questions for parents and carers to respond to. There’s also opportunity to expand answers with comments.

Please do take a few minutes to give your views by completing the questions using the link below. Your answers will go directly to NCC. Closing date for responses is 31st March 2026.

Don’t forget you can share your views and experiences with us too at any time by emailing: membership@familyvoice.org.uk

Norfolk Parent Carer SEND Experience Feedback form ➡️ https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=fhcZFOBXD0-v8P1htUnRDqZHmiUcS0JNoHYTcT3XkxFUMUpSSTBHNEJGWDYwVEZLN0ZBNTA4NFhIMi4u

19/03/2026

Are you affected by Child to Parent Abuse?

PEGS is committed to supporting parents, carers and guardians impacted by Child to Parent Abuse, through a range of online services. Find out more here 👉 https://www.pegsupport.co.uk/how-pegs-help

Follow them on Facebook here 👉 https://www.facebook.com/PEGS.Support?

Social Enterprise | Focused on Child to Parent Abuse | Support | Training | Policy | Awareness

If you, or someone you know may be experiencing Child to Parent Abuse, please visit our website: https://www.pegsupport.co.uk

At the Norfolk Learning Disability Partnership’s next East Norfolk Locality Group meeting, they will be discussing Norfo...
18/03/2026

At the Norfolk Learning Disability Partnership’s next East Norfolk Locality Group meeting, they will be discussing Norfolk County Council’s Supported Living Programme and asking for your ideas about some workshops they would like to run.

For more information email: contact@norfolkldpartnership.org.uk

Norfolk's Neurodiversity Festival on tomorrow and Wednesday at The Forum in Norwich. You can find details of Nansa’s Vis...
16/03/2026

Norfolk's Neurodiversity Festival on tomorrow and Wednesday at The Forum in Norwich.

You can find details of Nansa’s Visible Festival here 👉 https://www.nansa.org.uk/visible-voices/

You can find a list of Neurodiversity Celebration events here 👉 https://www.neurodiversityweek.com/events-2026

Happy Monday and Happy Neurodiversity Celebration Week.

There are lots of ways to get involved in online and in-person talks and activities this week.

Nansa Norfolk is holding the Visible Festival at The Forum on Tuesday 17 March and Wednesday 18 March. Visible is Norfolk's Neurodiversity Festival celebrating the strengths that autistic children and young people bring to our communities.

There will be:
▪ Information and advice stands in the Atrium
▪ Free Visible Voices talks in the Auditorium

Use the link in the comments to find out more and reserve your place at the talks. 👇

The national organisers have created a wide range of online webinars and sessions. Some are free and some have a fee. We have picked out a few that may interest you.

▪ Mon 16 Mar, 9pm | Words Matter. The language of inclusivity in 2026
▪ Tue 17 Mar, 10am | Supporting learning support and EAL students at home and in school
▪ Tue 17 Mar, 12 noon | Thriving with dyslexia, ADHD and autism. Build confidence and unlock success
▪ Tue 17 Mar, 2.30pm | Communicating with neurotypical people. Practical steps to improve communication between neurotypical and neurodivergent people.
▪ Thu 19 Mar, 1pm | Student experience with AuDHD. Navigating university life

Use the Neurodiversity Celebration Week link in the comments to see the full list and book your place. 👇

💐 From all the team at Family Voice Norfolk, we wish all you fabulous Mums and those in a nurturing, caring role, a happ...
15/03/2026

💐 From all the team at Family Voice Norfolk, we wish all you fabulous Mums and those in a nurturing, caring role, a happy Mothers Day!

Remember you are strong, caring, a warrior, and doing a fabulous job! 💐

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Family Voice Norfolk, C/O Larking Gowen, 1st Floor Prospect House
Norwich
NR11RE

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