“Empowering autistic individuals and those around them, ASD Helping Hands is dedicated to fostering confidence, independence, and inclusion at every stage of life. We provide guidance, education, and ...
Parent/Carer Norfolk Autism Partnership Board Member
Practical details
Volunteering • Organisation role
Contact person
Lee Gibbons
Provided
#101954
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To bring the lived experiences of parents and carers to the Norfolk Autism Partnership Board’s work.
Key Responsibilities
- Attend board meetings (6 per year) and workstream sessions as needed
- Share insights on parenting, caregiving, service navigation, access, and outcomes
- Participate in co‑production of priorities, strategy reviews, working groups, and consultation cycles
- Feedback information from carer networks or forums to inform Board decisions
- Uphold confidentiality, declare conflicts, and follow the NAPB Code of Conduct
Person Specification
- Current or former parent/carer of an autistic person
- Strong communication skills and confidence in representing carer voices in a strategic forum
- Commitment to constructive participation, inclusivity, and co‑production principles
Time Commitment
- Attendance at approximately six board meetings per year (Normally 2 hours plus prep time)
- Occasional participation in additional workstream or strategy sessions
Training and Support
- You will need to complete the NAPB Autism Awareness E-Learning within three months of joining (per Terms of Reference)
- One-to-one support via a buddy system, and reasonable adjustments provided as needed
What we offer
- An involvement fee per meeting attended to recognise your time and contribution
- Opportunities to influence county‑wide autism strategy and service planning
- Online meetings and full accessibility support
Related to
About ASD Helping Hands
“Empowering autistic individuals and those around them, ASD Helping Hands is dedicated to fostering confidence, independence, and inclusion at every stage of life. We provide guidance, education, and resources to help individuals, families, and professionals navigate autism with knowledge and empowerment.
We champion the rights of autistic people, striving to create a more inclusive society while ensuring our services remain accessible, reliable, and built on trust.”
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