Post | February 2026 | For organisations | 1 min read

Momentum Youth Work Coffee Mornings - Spring

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Working remotely? Need a change of scenery or a friendly catch-up? Join Momentum for their Community Coffee Morning. An open, relaxed drop-in session designed to bring people together. Whether you’re looking for a collaborative workspace, a chance to meet others from different organisations, or simply a warm cuppa and conversation, you’re welcome.

The Garage is fully accessible for all users. While they don’t have on-site parking, both The Forum and Chantry Place car parks are just a two-minute walk away. Their café also offers a range of snacks and drinks to keep you fuelled throughout your visit.

No registration needed, just pop in, say hello, and connect!

Tues, 10 March 2026, 9:30-10:30
Tues, 14 April 2026, 9:30-10:30
Tues, 12 May 2026, 9:30-10:30

Momentum April Youth Work Network Meeting

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📆 Thursday, 16 April 2026, 10:00-12:00 📌 Online Connect and collaborate at the Youth Work Network Meeting, where we'll share ideas, resources, and support each other in our work. Join us for our upcoming Youth Work Network Meeting, bringing together professionals and partners from across the sector (generally for network members, however those who feel joining the network may be useful are also welcome to join). This session will include: Updates and introductions Guest speaker: Ellie Slater, Research Assistant - The Looking Forward Project Guest speaker: Anita Stewart - Active Norfolk After the Session: There will be time for networking and open discussion with fellow attendees. If you require any adjustments to help you attend, please get in touch with us at info @momentumnorfolk.org.uk . We look forward to you joining us! Tickets available here (from 1st March)

Momentum x Active Norfolk: The Power of Physical Activity

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📆 Wed, 25 March 2026, 10:00-12:00 📌 Online Join Momentum and Active Norfolk for an informative workshop exploring how physical activity can positively impact young people Physical activity is a powerful tool for fostering resilience in children and young people. In educational settings, it offers more than just physical benefits, it helps students develop emotional strength and perseverance. Through structured sport, active play, and movement-based learning, young people experience challenge, teamwork, and personal growth. These moments teach them how to manage setbacks, regulate emotions, and build confidence – skills that are essential in both school life and beyond. By embedding physical activity into daily routines, educators and staff can create supportive environments that nurture resilient, well-rounded learners. Tickets available here