Organisation: The Matthew Project Job Title: Catering Assistant Line Manager: Skills Development Manager Starting Salary: £13,218 (pro rata of £24,455 per annum) Hours of Work: 20 hours per week flexibly to include rotational weekend cover. Contract: 12-month Fixed Term Contract

Job Title: CYP Service Administrator Location: Norwich Starting Salary: £16,524 (£24,455 per annum pro rata) Working Hours: 22.5 hours per week Contract: Part time - Permanent Would you like to be part of an amazing team that changes the lives of children and young people affected by drugs and alcohol and mental health issues? We are looking for an Administrator who will

Job title: Specialist Affected Others (AO) Practitioner. Location: The Matthew Project - Norfolk Starting salary: £27,927 per annum Hours: 37 hours per week Contract: Full time - Permanent This is an exciting new opportunity for an experienced youth practitioner to additionally support the development of a skills-based programme within our youth services

Job title: Specialist Affected Others (AO) Practitioner. Location: The Matthew Project - Norfolk Starting salary: £16,605 per annum (pro rata of £27,927) Hours: 22 hours per week Contract: Part time – Fixed Term Contract - 12 months (Maternity Leave Cover) This is an exciting new opportunity for an experienced you

Job Title: Recovery Support Practitioner Location: The Matthew Project - Norwich Starting Salary: £25,437 per annum Working Hours: 37 hours (worked over a seven-day week by rota) Contract: Permanent Would you like to join our professional, dedicated team of recovery support practitioners who are passionate about making a real difference to people’s lives. The Matthew Proje

The Matthew Project has launched its Stories of Strength exhibition at Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital, where it will remain on display for three months. The launch coincides with Alcohol Awareness Week (6th-12th July), making it a timely reminder of the impact substance misuse has on individuals and families across Norfolk. The exhibition brings together powerful personal narratives from people affected by substance misuse, offering a deeply human perspective on addict

LAUNCHED DURING ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK (6TH - 12TH JULY 2026) FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 06/07/2026 - Norwich, UK Aya, one of the individuals who has shared their story of their journey with The Matthew Project The Matthew Project (TMP) charity is launching its Stories of Strength exhibition at Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital, where it will remain on display for three months. The launch coincides with Alcohol Awareness Week (6th-12th July), making it a timely reminder of the

We are delighted to reshare the efforts of Leathes Prior Solicitors (LP), a leading Norfolk law firm that supported our mental health, alcohol and substance use work at The Matthew Project in 2025.

Running is a classic way to raise money for a charity, and remains a firm favourite among The Matthew Project's supporters. Read on for a summary of Edward Cottington and Matthew Northcote running for The Matthew Project in May 2026.

We are thrilled to share the story of the brilliant local buskers who have been raising money for our services at The Matthew Project.

Explore a young person's lived experience with ketamine, our drug and alcohol awareness sessions offer for educational professionals, and updates from the Easter holidays.

Read fresh updates from our On Track Team, including employability sessions and fun days out to build confidence and new skills, and boost our young members' self esteems.

Read fresh updates from Recovery Support Programme Manager Fae Catchpole and Military Veterans Recovery Worker Peter Gallagher on the incredible work going on in the only post-recovery centre for substance and alcohol use in Norfolk and the East of England.

Read our in-depth blog from Recovery Service Manager Graham Parfitt, who discusses the role kinship and community play in alcohol recovery.

Discover three key event takeaways on building resilience in the workplace from Military Recovery Service Worker Peter Gallagher's talk, along with feedback from event attendees.

In this blog, we share 10 mindful gratitude questions and how to meaningfully implement them in your day-to-day life to support your wellbeing.

Young people in the UK have access to a range of free mental health apps designed to support emotional well-being. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, stress, low mood, or just need a safe space to talk, these apps provide practical tools and professional guidance.

Organisation: The Matthew Project Location: Norwich Position Type: Voluntary (Trustee) Term: 3 years, renewable up to a maximum of 7 years If you wish to make a meaningful difference to people’s lives, join us as a Trustee. The Matthew Project is seeking dedicated, compassionate, and strategically minded individuals to join our Board of Trustees. This is a rewarding opportunity to guide and

Organisation: The Matthew Project Location: Norwich Time commitment 1-2 days per month Position Type: Voluntary Term: 3 years, renewable up to a maximum of 7 years This is a rewarding opportunity to guide and support a well-established Christian ethos charity making a real impact across our community. The Matthew Project (TMP) is a charity dedicated to transforming lives across Norf

Read the latest news from our On Track Team, who support 13-24-year-olds to enter or engage with education, training, or employment.