Support Mapping for Councils

Completing the Local Support Picture

Council data helps fill the gaps that public mapping alone cannot reach.

17,000 services are already mapped on Innate Needs, providing a strong foundation for people trying to find the right help.

However, councils hold deeper local knowledge through internal records, commissioned services, community schemes and partner networks.

By bringing that information into Innate Needs, we create a complete support map for your community and make local provision easy to find, understand and navigate.

Area's Local Authority:

113 Places

All of the support available within Norwich City Council's district - in one place.

You can explore different types of help, including food support, advice services, healthcare, community groups and more, by using the filters above.

Listings are gathered by publicly available sources and updated regularly to keep information accurate.

If you are a representative of Norwich City Council, and would like to discuss partnering with Innate Needs, please get in touch.

What Council Support Makes Possible

Turning local knowledge into practical outcomes for residents, teams and communities.

By funding Innate Needs and sharing your local data, councils can help:

Give residents a more reliable starting point

Support more confident signposting

Improve access to smaller community organisations

Create a stronger picture of local need and provision

Reduce wasted time and duplicated effort

Contribute to a consistent national support map

Standardise local support data in a consistent national format

Supporting Your CRF Delivery

Helping councils turn community coordination objectives into practical resident-facing support.

Under the Crisis and Resilience Fund, councils are being asked to strengthen community coordination, improve referral pathways and make resilience services easier for residents to access.

The areas outlined above directly support those aims. By bringing services together and incorporating council data into a shared national structure, Innate Needs helps create clearer routes into support while encouraging greater consistency and standardisation across the wider support landscape.

Supporting Long-Term Access to Innate Needs

Population-based pricing designed to scale across different council areas.

We work with councils through a simple funding model based on resident population size. This helps ensure Innate Needs remains scalable for different local authority areas, while supporting long-term access to shared community coordination infrastructure.

Band

Resident Population

Monthly Cost

Band A

Under 100,000

£600.00* PCM

Band B

100,000 - 150,000

£900.00* PCM

Band C

150,000 - 200,000

£1,200.00* PCM

Band D

200,000 - 300,000

£1,800.00* PCM

Band E

300,000 - 400,000

£2,400.00* PCM

Band F

Over 400,000

£3,000.00* PCM

*All prices are plus VAT.

Getting Started With Innate Needs

Take the next step towards a more complete local support map.

Once you have found your council and reviewed the relevant funding band, the next step is to start a conversation with our team.

We can talk through your local support landscape, understand the services already operating across your area, and explore how Innate Needs can integrate your data to improve access to support for residents.

This discussion is the first step toward integrating your council's unique local data to help fill service gaps and create a complete support map.

To get started, simply send us your details and a member of our team will be in touch.

Bringing Local Support Services Together

One shared platform for local, community and national support.