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  1. Risk assessment - home, remote support or office working environment - January 2026.pdf (PDF, 249 KB)

    Reassessment carried out at any change to work feature or individual needs. • The nature of the work allows for natural breaks. • Lighting and temperature can be controlled. • Adjustable blinds and windows

  2. IT Policy jun 21.pdf (PDF, 187 KB)

    Communication Technology Information Communication Technology: all devices, applications and systems that allow us to store, manipulate, retrieve, transmit, receive information electronically. 5 Responsibilities ... first. 6.11 Using your own device Age UK Norfolk recognises the benefits that can be achieved by allowing staff and volunteers to use their own electronic devices when working at home or when travelling

  3. Guide to our Services 23.1.24.pdf (PDF, 1 MB)

    locally to provide vital services across the county. Our relationship with other Age UK charities allows us to share knowledge and expertise, and to actively promote the wellbeing of older people through

  4. Guide to our Services 6.12.23.pdf (PDF, 1 MB)

    locally to provide vital services across the county. Our relationship with other Age UK charities allows us to share knowledge and expertise, and to actively promote the wellbeing of older people through

  5. Anti fraud policy - SMT approval 18 June 2025.pdf (PDF, 254 KB)

    possibility of irregularities including those affecting cash, stores, property, remuneration or allowances. Reporting of suspected irregularities is essential as it: • facilitates, if necessary, a proper

  6. IDN759 Fundraising Guide 10.20.pdf (PDF, 1 MB)

    either through Virgin Money Giving or JustGiving. It only takes a couple of minutes to set up and allows you to post a direct link to your fundraising page on social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter ... around a hobby you enjoy, such as baking, dancing, knitting or cycling. 2. Be sure to plan ahead. Allow plenty of time to organise and promote your event. Be aware of major sporting events or holidays and

  7. July 2026 ( As of 17th June).pdf (PDF, 3 MB)

    30pm Friday 17 July – Board Games & Chat - 10am to 12 noon – coffee, chat, chess, and more. Free to attend and all levels welcome Friday 24 July – new Bridge Club meet up 10 am to 11am Happy Mondays, join ... great place to grow older Cyber Crime and Your Security – Stay Safe Online You are invited to attend an informative talk at North Walsham Library on how to protect yourself online. Delivered by: Cyber

  8. June 2026 ( as of 6th May).pdf (PDF, 2 MB)

    16+ is welcome with no need for referral or booking, just turn up! All of our socials are free to attend. Age Friendly Activities & Events across Norfolk These events are organised by third parties ... jigsaws, painting, knitting, and baking. There are also “memory books” which can prompt those attending to reminisce. Other groups at the Church include an over 55’s group, a bereavement support group

  9. May 2026 ( as of 22nd April).pdf (PDF, 3 MB)

    16+ is welcome with no need for referral or booking, just turn up! All of our socials are free to attend. Age Friendly Activities & Events across Norfolk These events are organised by third parties ... jigsaws, painting, knitting, and baking. There are also “memory books” which can prompt those attending to reminisce. Other groups at the Church include an over 55’s group, a bereavement support group

  10. June 2026 ( as of 22nd April).pdf (PDF, 2 MB)

    16+ is welcome with no need for referral or booking, just turn up! All of our socials are free to attend. Age Friendly Activities & Events across Norfolk These events are organised by third parties ... jigsaws, painting, knitting, and baking. There are also “memory books” which can prompt those attending to reminisce. Other groups at the Church include an over 55’s group, a bereavement support group