The Norfolk Autism Partnership Board (NAPB) met to discuss service updates, strategy progress, and upcoming activities to support autistic people in Norfolk. Key Discussions: Upcoming Events & Initiatives: Next Meeting 📅 Tuesday 27 May 2025 | 13:00–15:00 To read the full minutes, click here
On Wednesday 2nd April, we hosted Now That’s What I Call Autism 2025 — a vibrant, inclusive celebration of autistic identity, creativity, and community. Held at The Forum in Norwich during Autism Acceptance Week, this one-day event brought together over 250 attendees to connect, share, and shine a spotlight on autistic voices. Organised by the …
The Norfolk Autism Partnership Board (NAPB) held its latest meeting to discuss key issues, updates, and future initiatives supporting autistic individuals in Norfolk. Key Discussions: Next Meeting📅 25th March 2025 To read the full minutes click here
At Now That’s What I Call Autism 2025, we are committed to making the event as accessible as possible. Below, you’ll find information on public transport links, parking options, and accessibility support to help you plan your visit. 🚌 Getting Here – Public Transport & Park and Ride The Forum, Norwich, is well-connected by public …
Date & Venue:Microsoft Teams (Online Meeting) Key Highlights: Next Steps: Next Meeting: 28 January 2025, Microsoft Teams. To read the full minutes click here
Date & Venue:Microsoft Teams (Online Meeting) Key Highlights: Next Steps: Next Meeting: 26 November 2024, Microsoft Teams. To read the full minutes click here
The Norfolk All Age Autism Partnership Board (NAPB) has released a comprehensive position statement on Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), emphasising the need for improved understanding and support for individuals with this profile. This collaborative effort includes insights from individuals with lived experiences, healthcare professionals, social care, and educational bodies. Defining PDA PDA is characterised by …
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Norfolk All Age Autism Strategy 2024-2029, a comprehensive plan designed to support autistic individuals and their families across Norfolk. This strategy is a result of a robust co-production process, ensuring that the voices of those it aims to support are at its heart. The Co-Production Journey …
Date & Venue:Microsoft Teams (Online Meeting) Key Highlights: Next Steps: Next Meeting: 24 September 2024, Microsoft Teams. To read the full minutes click here
The University of East Anglia, Norfolk County Council and the Norfolk Autism Partnership Board worked together on a short research project from October 2023 to March 2024. The project aimed to understand more about the needs, wellbeing and quality of life of autistic adults in Norfolk. It also look at how we can measure these …
