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Working Well Norfolk

Working Well Norfolk helps disabled people and those with mental health conditions, autism, or other disadvantages to find and stay in work.

The information on this page is also available in easy read: About the Working Well Norfolk service (easy read version) (PDF, 695 KB).

How we will support you

Our team offer personalised, one-to-one support to help you start and stay in work. We also offer support if you are already employed but absent from work or struggling in the workplace due to your health condition or other complex issues.

We work with Norfolk businesses to find jobs and match these positions to meet your preferences.

Our employment specialists will:

Help you explore your strengths, experience and skills alongside your issues and needs
Agree an action plan that helps you reach your employment goals
Help you search for jobs and prepare for interview
Provide mentoring on employability and workplace skills, managing your health condition, and building your confidence
Offer continuous support for you and your employer to help you stay in work
Support you to move back to work if you're employed but absent from work due to your health condition or other complex issues

Who can take part

You can get support from Working Well Norfolk if you want to work and you:

Have a disability or health condition, or
Belong to a disadvantaged group who may find it difficult to find, start, or stay in work

Check if you're eligible for Working Well Norfolk

How to get support

You can refer yourself to Working Well or someone else can refer you (with your consent). For example, your employer, GP, local council or housing association could refer you.