Who can take part in Working Well Norfolk

Working Well Norfolk can help you if you:

• Have a disability or long-term health condition (including autism, learning disabilities, and mental health conditions) - you don't need a formal diagnosis), or
• Belong to one of these groups:
  • A person serving a community sentence
  • A person with previous convictions
  • A carer or ex-carer
  • A person experiencing homelessness
  • A former member of His Majesty's Armed Forces
  • A member of His Majesty's Armed Forces reserves
  • A partner of current or former Armed Forces personnel
  • A person for whom drug or alcohol dependency presents a significant barrier to employment, including those with a history of dependency
  • Care experienced young person or care leaver
  • A refugee or a resettled Afghan national
  • A person supported under the UK's Ukraine schemes
  • A victim/survivor of domestic abuse
  • Young person identified as being involved or at risk of being involved in serious violence
  • A victim of modern slavery

To take part, you must

• Live in Norfolk
• Be aged 18 or over (16 or over under some circumstances)
• Have the right to live and work in the UK
• Be in one of these employment situations:
  • You are not currently doing any paid work, have not worked for around 6 months, and would be available to start a suitable job, or
  • You have been employed for at least 3 months, and are at risk of losing work

You must also be motivated to take part in Working Well Norfolk. Participation is voluntary - you are not required to join if you choose not to.