Big Norfolk Job Hunt

Listen in to the Kayleigh Poacher show on BBC Radio Norfolk : https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0b3wcrb : where Suzi Heybourne our CEO talks about our current Women's Specialist Practitioner vacancy, within our Doorway team; the role works with other partners to house vulnerable women who have experienced sexual violence, to offer trauma-informed support, & to help them manage their day-to-day living skills. Head to our vacancies page for more information. Closing date for applications Sunday 12th December.

Norwich Open Christmas

Norwich Open Christmas

Welcome to….

....Natalie Mattin who joins us today, working as a Women's Specialist Practitioner, within our Doorway Women's Service. We look forward to working with her.

National Grief Awareness Week

National Grief Awareness Week takes place this year 2nd – 8th December 2021. In recognition of this, Norfolk County Council and Norfolk and Waveney CCG are working in partnership to launch a Grief Awareness Campaign called ‘Taking the time to heal’. The mission of Grief Awareness Week is as follows: to help the bereaved feel acknowledged and understood; to help those grieving and the professionals working with them; to find the support they need now; to help those supporting their grieving friends and family to know what to say and do; to help the smaller support organisations raise their profile and reach those in need in the community.

UEA Presentation

Laura led a very successful presentation, around the subject of child sexual exploitation, to a group of UEA students recently. Very positive feedback : "Thank you so much for coming to speak with the students today. It was a really insightful and thought provoking session to hear about the practice content. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with the students."

A huge thank you……

A huge thank you……

.....to Andree Byron at Zap Experience in Norwich for donations of lovely bags & toiletries for our service-users. Thank you! Visit : www.zapexperience.co.uk

Pathways Away Day

" Pathways Away Day was held on Friday 19th November 2021 at Waterloo Park in Norwich. The setting was lovely with roof terrace views over the autumnal park. The day brought together staff from all the agencies within the Pathways consortium and included getting-to-know-you sessions, team-building and feedback to the Board on what is currently being done and what potential there is for development. Feedback from staff attending the day was positive & summed up in this quote: 'I attended the Pathways Away Day on Friday and felt it was a great networking event. It was a very well-organised day, from group activities to team discussions on client and organisational barriers. It was a great opportunity to meet other professionals and combine resources.' " Denise Wells, Operations Manager, & Beth McKay, Women's Inclusion Practitioner.

White Ribbon Day : Thursday 25th November

White Ribbon Day : Thursday 25th November

"On White Ribbon Day Thursday 25 November, and the 16 days to end violence against women that follow, we are asking people in their communities, organisations and workplaces, to come together, and say ‘no’ to violence against women. Because of thousands of people like you we are able to get the message out that men’s violence against women and girls must end. And that all men can make a difference. #AllMenCan is our leading message this year. It was developed for us in March when the murder of Sarah Everard brought women’s experience of men’s violence to the forefront of everyone’s minds. It also opened up so many conversations about men taking action and making a stand. As we move towards the end of the year we want as many men as possible to think carefully and make the White Ribbon Promise to never commit, excuse or remain silent about male violence against women."

Job opportunity within our Doorway Women’s Service

Please visit our vacancies page for details of this position.

BBC Children in Need : Friday 19th November

BBC Children in Need : Friday 19th November

We support BBC Children in Need, because Children in Need supports the work we do with young people. Together, We Can.