It was our pleasure at The Matthew Project to host our final Business Breakfast of the year last Friday. 20 businesses from our local community attended our session on Micro Habits and Wellbeing, chaired by our CEO Rachel Chapman, along with On Track Manager Anita Gagen and On Track Recovery Support Worker Kevin Dynes. There were lots of aspects of wellbeing discussed, using the NHS 5 Steps, ranging from connecting with your neighbours by chatting about their dogs to completi

Job title: Children & Young People (CYP) Practitioner Location: The Matthew Project - Norfolk Starting salary: £27,927 per annum or pro rata £22,644 per annum Hours: 37 hours per week or 30 hours per week Contract: 1) Full time – Permanent or 2) Part-time Fixed Term

Service: On Track Job Title: Young People’s Practitioner Line Manager: On Track Service Manager Pay Band: Grade 1 Client Facing Pay Scale: £25,437-£27,927 pro rata Hours: 30 hours per week Contract:

Read our Young People's Programmes August 2026 update, including an award nomination that spotlights groups who help young people flourish in Norfolk.

Discover fresh news from The Matthew Project, the first and only Norfolk post-treatment recovery centre, direct from our Next Steps Team members this month.

Persimmon Homes Anglia's sponsorship not only helps keep our services running, it also made our Stories of Strength exhibition possible at Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital - breaking down alcohol and substance use stigma, and inspiring others to change their lives for the better.

Everyone who's worked with us or visited us knows the value of our volunteers. From supporting events and catering all the way through to our alcohol recovery activities, they're an invaluable asset to The Matthew Project: warm, kind, and all-round wonderful people from all walks of life. We came together recently to celebrate our volunteers at our Recovery Centre on Oak Street - read on to discover more from our HR & Volunteer Officer Deborah Morris.

Do you have some experience as a tradesman? This is a great opportunity to pass on that knowledge to others and make a difference! The Matthew Project is a welcoming and vibrant place for building community, providing support, and helping to develop the confidence and skills of those in recovery from substance misuse. We are looking for volunteers to support the Next Steps Recovery Team to enable service users to learn new skills in the building trade for either self-develo

Would you like to volunteer in our kitchen and barista bar café? This is a great opportunity to be part of our amazing recovery support community and use your skills and enthusiasm to make a difference! The Matthew Project is a welcoming and vibrant place for building community, providing support, and helping to develop the confidence and skills of those in recovery from substance misuse. We are looking for volunteers to support the Next Steps Recovery Team to enable service

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.