Norfolk Service User and Lived Experience Peer Research Project
Contact details
Address and phone:
4 Vanguard Court
Armes Street
Norwich
NR2 4GA
Opening times: 9-5 with some flexibility
Services offered
Norfolk-wide Peer Research Project
Head of Regional Operations: Amanda Gabrielsen
Service Manager: Claire Woodcock
Would you like to have a say in shaping the future of Norfolk’s Drug & Alcohol System?
What is this research about?
Led by a team of Peer Researchers who all have lived experience of recovery from substance misuse, the project aims to give a voice to:
- People accessing or who have previously accessed drug and alcohol support
- People who use, or have used, drugs and alcohol but have not accessed drug and alcohol services
- Friends, families and carers of people who use or have used drugs and alcohol
We want to hear what is working well, and what could work better to help shape the future of the drug and alcohol system in Norfolk and influence decision making across all levels.
We will be conducting 1-1 conversations. We will do our best to accommodate your needs so you can participate comfortably and confidentially share your voice.
We can meet you face to face, online, or talk on the phone.
As our research develops, we will also be holding small groups to support the development of a lived experience led recovery community across Norfolk and would love for you to join us.
Resources
Referral Form
Declaration (To be read out to participant)
Please share the contact information that you are giving consent for us to use to contact you and to store. This information will be stored securely and confidentially on a secure database.
Data handling and storage procedures comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and all applicable data protection laws. Access to this information will be restricted to authorised research personnel.
Your data will be retained for the period of research and then securely destroyed in accordance with Togethers data retention policies.
Once added to our system you will be allocated a unique ID number and all relevant research documents and audio files will be anonymised and stored in secure systems that will adhere to GDPR polices and guidelines.