Co-production and engagement opportunities
Explore the opportunities below to find out who they are for, what taking part involves and how to get involved.
There are lots of ways to get involved with the Norfolk Autism Partnership. This page shares current opportunities for autistic people, parents, carers, family members and professionals to help shape local work, services, resources and priorities.
Some opportunities may involve surveys, consultation work, research, events, advisory groups or sharing feedback on new ideas and developments.
If there is nothing that is right for you at the moment, you can still register your interest to hear about future opportunities.
Current opportunity
Have your say: new WorkWell support service
Who is it for: Autistic people or those who identity as autistic/ Parent & Carers / Professionals
Summary
A new service called WorkWell is being introduced to help people stay in work, return to work, or find a job, while looking after their health.
It will bring together health and employment support in one place, offering personalised advice and access to services such as physiotherapy, mental health support, and workplace guidance.
We want to hear from local residents, employers, and community groups to help shape how WorkWell is delivered in our area. Your feedback will ensure the service meets the needs of people who could benefit from it most.
Taking part is quick and easy, and your views will make a real difference.
Share your thoughts and find out more at: www.letstalkhealthandcare.co.uk/workwell
We aim to keep this page updated with current opportunities. Some activities are run by Norfolk Autism Partnership and others are shared by partner organisations, researchers or community groups where they may be relevant to autistic people and families in Norfolk.