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Norfolk in Care Council (NiCC)
Every child and young person who is in our care is automatically a member of Norfolk in Care Council (NiCC).
If you want to attend NiCC meetings, we have regular virtual and face to face meetings. There are also other ways to get involved including shorter term projects. Our groups are always supported by a participation officer, and sometimes an independent reviewing officer or social worker join us. Find out more about attending our meetings.
If you would like more information about dates and venues please email us at csparticipationteam@norfolk.gov.uk.
What is NiCC?
Who is a member and what do members do
Our regular meetings
We have a range of different meetings you can attend, both virtually and face to face.
Our projects
We have completed many successful projects that have made a difference across the county.
County feedback
All of our members have a voice and contribute to feedback about our services for children and young people.
Other ways to get involved
There are lots of different ways you can get involved and have your voice heard without coming to group meetings
Participation team
The participation team is responsible for making sure children and young people have their voice heard