A partnership of autistic people, parents, carers, voluntary and statutory organisations working together to achieve an autism-friendly Norfolk.
Find out more about the Norfolk All-age Autism Partnership Board and what it does.
In this section we havea range of helpful signposting and resources
A one-stop-shop to find support for autistic people and their families in Norfolk.
Take our FREE co-produced Autism Awareness E-training or find out about our Tier-two Training package
My Autism, Our Lives, Our Norfolk
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After an outstanding debut in 2025, Now That’s What I Call Autism is back for 2026!
Get ready for another vibrant celebration of autistic identity, creativity, and community. Keep your eyes and ears open for the official date announcement and details on how you can be part of this unique and powerful event.
Whether you’re an artist, performer, writer, organizer, or supporter — there’s a place for you. Let’s make 2026 even more unforgettable.
Norfolk Autism Partnership Board (NAPB) published the Norfolk All Age Autism Strategy in July 2024. The NAPB co-produced a Year One Plan covering 1 June 2024 to 31 July 2025. This plan sets out the actions that organisations would take to start working towards the priorities of the strategy.
In this first year, good progress has been made but we know there is more that needs to be done to improve autistic people’s lives.
Autistic people told us that they wanted to see improvements in three key areas: information and resources, training, and support.
The Autism Norfolk Forum is our public meeting that gives you a chance to express your views on Autism services within Norfolk.
Each session will have a theme and guest speakers before we open the floor up to any questions or feedback on your or someone you care for experiences of Autism services in Norfolk.
All meetings are held virtually via Zoom, and pre-registration is required.
To read the previous meeting notes, please click here
Autistic Adult Quick Reference Guide
(Norfolk)
Autistic Adult Quick Reference Guide
(Waveney)
