There are an estimated 30,000 children living in low-income families in Norfolk, which can have long term impacts on their health, attainment and aspirations. Many of these children growing up in poverty live in a family where at least one person works. With statutory services continuing to shrink, community provision is increasingly called upon to fill the gaps.
Creating supportive environments where children and their families can access the resources they need to overcome challenges, giving them the tools and opportunities to succeed. To help build brighter futures for families across Norfolk, we’ve been supporting projects establishing and expanding advice and support hubs in Norfolk, providing practical household support for families with a child suffering with a life threatening and limiting condition, and trying to break the cycle of violent youth crime and exclusions.
From getting every child online during the Covid-19 lockdown to supporting projects working with young carers, working with adults and children experiencing abuse, and providing information, advice and advocacy services to local BAME (Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic) communities, we are working to build stronger families – and a stronger Norfolk.
We need your help to take action and continue to fund these local projects helping families across Norfolk to thrive.
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Across Norfolk, our charities, community organisations and social enterprises are already creating a community where every family can overcome the challenges they face and thrive, but they need your help to make a lasting impact.
You can help make a difference today by donating to the Stronger Families Fund.
Donations can be made by completing the donation form on the page, by calling 01603 623958 to make a card payment over the phone or by sending a cheque made payable to Norfolk Community Foundation (referencing ‘Stronger Families’ on the reverse) to Norfolk Community Foundation, First Floor, Carmelite House, 2 St James Court, Norwich, NR3 1SL.