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New Place Partnership secondment opportunity available for Norfolk organisations

Active Norfolk is pleased to invite expressions of interest for a new Place Partnership secondment opportunity, developed in collaboration with Sport England and local Health & Wellbeing Partnerships in King’s Lynn & West Norfolk and Breckland.

This initiative forms part of a wider programme to address high levels of inactivity and improve health and wellbeing outcomes through a place-based, system-wide approach.

Supporting organisations to embed physical activity

The secondment model offers a structured opportunity for organisations to explore how physical activity can be more effectively embedded within their services, policies and day-to-day interactions with communities.

Up to 10 organisations in each area will be selected to take part in an initial 6-month pilot, with the potential to extend for a further six months.

Participating organisations will nominate an existing member of staff to undertake the secondment for one day per week, with salary costs covered to enable backfill of their substantive role.

What the opportunity involves

Through a structured programme led by Active Norfolk, secondees will work collaboratively with peers from other organisations to:

Secondees will take part in weekly co-located sessions, combining facilitated workshops, learning opportunities and time to apply insights within their own organisation.

Who should apply

We are seeking expressions of interest from organisations across King’s Lynn & West Norfolk, and those working within the Dereham Central and Toftwood area of Breckland that:

This opportunity is relevant to a broad range of sectors, including (but not limited to) local authorities, health and care services, education providers, voluntary and community organisations, housing associations, and public-facing services.

Support available

Organisations selected to take part will benefit from a comprehensive package of support, including:


Further information and application

To submit an expression of interest, please complete the application form for your chosen district below, and return it by close of play on the 13th April 2026.

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