In the community hubs, there is a full range of activities on offer and these will vary for you depending on the goals that are worked towards together. There are creative sessions, such as music, arts and drama and the hubs have large grounds for horticultural and outside fitness activities.

There is also support with very practical things like complex care support needs, medication or support with independent living skills such as cooking, healthy eating, and managing money through to support with work experience and getting a job. Independence Matters hubs all offer a full Gateway Assured Accredited Learning Programme providing opportunities to learn new skills and interests. Depending upon need and outcomes, support can be on a one to one basis or as part of a small group.

Providing a ‘one-size-fits-all’ service is never an option at Engage Norfolk. They strive to be as flexible as possible, enabling individuals and the people that know them best to help shape support. This allows for the same choices and opportunities as the rest of society, making decisions on where to live, who to live with, what they do with their time, as well as what support is received and who delivers that support.

As the service is designed and tailored to a person's specific requirements, there is no limit as to who Engage Norfolk can support; no one is too complex, too disabled, or too challenging - and equally, no need is too small. A lot of time is invested in finding out exactly who the person is, what the needs are and what the support will look like. This information assists joint work together to create a support package with goals and outcomes designed to help a person work towards their dreams and aspirations.