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Grants for entrepreneur programs to end

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Covid-19: Home Start Norfolk prepare for referral spike

Daniel Williams, chief executive of Home-Start Norfolk - Credit: Home-Start Norfolk An organisation is bracing itself for the true impact on the next generation of children to be revealed as it anticipates a spike in referrals as lockdown measures continue to ease. Home-Start Norfolk, which has supported families in the region for more than 30 years, works with families in 11 areas including parenting skills, early learning and development, parent s mental health and wellbeing, and household and financial management.  Yearly figures up to March 31 last year saw 964 people had accessed its service and 293 families supported.  The charity produced summer packs for families.

Community groups and charities ready to help in lockdown

Kelly Lindsay, founder of Friend in Deed charity. - Credit: Friend in Deed Vulnerable people, families and anyone in need are being urged to seek help from charities during the latest lockdown. Charities and community organisations are gearing up to boost support from delivering prescriptions and food parcels to vulnerable people, offer emotional support over the phone or online as well as activity ideas for parents. Kelly Lindsay, founder of charity Friend in Deed,  which links up children with care home residents around Norfolk, said: It is hard but we have to find positives. The more we collaborate the more positives we give to each other and the more chance we have to come out of this with a smile.