Disability Services in Norwich

Livability has been involved in supporting urban mission for over 160 years. We're passionate about what the Church can do to combat the poverty, isolation and despair that scar our communities. Livability is part of the Community Mission partnership, developed with Tearfund to aid churches transform

Welcome to the About Us section. You will be capable to find all of the information that you require about the Multiple Sclerosis Society here and, if you can not, you can contact us to ask a question. About Our Society The MS Society is the UK's biggest charity for people affected by multiple sclerosis

The Nancy Oldfield Trust offers disabled as well as socially disadvantaged people excitement, liberty and adventure out on the Norfolk Broads. Visit for a day, a weekend or a week in specially adapted accommodation. Founded for more than twenty years we're the only facility of our kind in East Anglia,

At Indigo we currently have many different services which may be of interest. A dyslexia Screening test will give you a better idea of whether you are dyslexic or not, we include a reading and spelling age test) or arrange a complete Assessment with an Educational Psychologist. We can arrange private

The HAND Partnership is a Social Enterprise promoting the elderly and disabled people of Norfolk and has been running since 1987. We're a Company with Charitable Status that operates as an exceptional Not For Profit Social Enterprise which is pro-active in tackling issues such as social exclusion, exploitation

Live-in carers from Able Community Care supply one to one care in your own home on a long term or short term (respite care) basis. As we grow older or if we become disabled, living at home often becomes more difficult and many people begin to discuss a move into domestic care. However, a rota of fully

There are 4000 people living in South Norfolk who have a physical disability. Whilst they may receive basic aid from the statutory services, there are still many facilities that are not available to them. We're able to make tiny grants towards specialised equipment, holidays, education, hobbies etc.

We're a user led organisation controlled by our trustees who are all disabled people. We established in 1996, we work according to the social model, which is what our our aim statement is built on. The NCODP is made up of our member groups, these are user led groups from across the county. The groups