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“I enjoy working for Age UK Norfolk and spend a lot of time supporting older people in their homes, it can be humbling to see how much this is appreciated. It’s really rewarding to know that I am supporting older people to have a voice and to remain independent.”

 - Gemma, Age UK Norfolk Advocate.

Work with Age UK Norfolk

At Age UK Norfolk, we’ve been supporting older people in our communities for over 75 years. As a trusted local charity, we’re here to make life better for older people across Norfolk through services such as Information and Advice, Advocacy, Money MOT, Companionship, Digital Inclusion, and Travelling Companionship.

When you join our team, you’re not just taking a job — you’re making a real difference to people’s lives every single day. Whether you’re working directly with older people or behind the scenes, your skills and compassion will help us create a more age-friendly Norfolk.

Why Work for Age UK Norfolk?

  • Make a difference – help older people stay independent, connected, and supported.

  • A great place to work – we’re a flexible, friendly local employer that values work-life balance.

  • Fair pay – as a Living Wage Employer, everyone at Age UK Norfolk earns a real Living Wage.

  • Age-friendly employer – we welcome and support people of all ages in our workforce.

  • Positive culture – join a supportive, purpose-driven team where every role matters.

Life Connector Advisor Role

Hours of work: Minimum of 22.5 hours per week

This role will provide practical, person-centred support to vulnerable adults (50 years and over) who are identified as frail, at risk of falling or who have related issues which impact wellbeing.

You will work to assess the needs of your allocated clients, co-produce and
implement a Personalised Intervention Plan, and help them to remove any barriers that prevent them from addressing the issues identified.

Learn more about this role in the Job Description document. 

Closing date: 22nd September 2025

Interview dates are planned for 29th and 30th September. 

Community Wellbeing Coordinator

Hours of work: 14 hours a week 

Age UK Norfolk is seeking a passionate and proactive Community Wellbeing Coordinator to support older people across Broadland, Great Yarmouth, and North Norfolk. This role will support a range of services that focus on reducing loneliness whilst promoting independence, wellbeing, and connections for older people living in Norfolk.

Learn more about this role in the Job Description document. 

Closing date: 22nd September 2025

Interview dates are planned for 2nd & 3rd October 2025 

Apply for a job with Age UK Norfolk

Take the next step. Your skills and passion can change lives. Download our application form, fill it in, and email it to humanresources@ageuknorfolk.org.uk to apply.