With more than 50 ethnic minority languages spoken in Norfolk, the NNREC is working towards the elimination of racial discrimination. It offers support to individuals and ethnic minority communities in the county, giving advice on dealing with racism. It also works with businesses and organisations to develop and implement equal opportunity policies. You can help by informing us of racial incidents, working towards improving equality and becoming a member. Details of membership
Main Office: Boardman House, Redwell Street,
Norwich, NR2 4SL. Tel 01603 44221
Office hours are 9am- 5:30pm. We are open for walk-ins from 10am-12 noon and from 2pm-4pm. We also have a 24-hour answer service available at all times.
In the case of enquiries for advice on racial harassment, we aim to return messages within 2 working days. In the case of extreme emergency we advise all victims of racial harassment to immediately contact their local police station as well as contacting the NNREC. In all other cases of enquiry we aim to return messages within 3 to 5 working days. We also operate six surgery locations.
Surgeries held at:
King's Lynn & West Norfolk: Kings Court, King's Lynn
Diss: Citizens Advice Bureau, Shelfanger Road, Diss
Great Yarmouth: Young Women’s Project,
24a South Quay, Great Yarmouth
North Norfolk: District Council Offices, New Road,
North Walsham
Broadland Information Bus: visiting, Brundall, Lingwood
& Old Catton
Thetford: Riversdale Centre, Thetford.
All appointments can be coordinated through the main NNREC office on 01603 442211. Read the NNREC's annual report 1999/2000 | 
