Campaigners waved placards and banners in Cromer on Saturday to demand emergency funding for the NHS.
The small group took part in a national day of action called by SOS NHS - a coalition of different groups and trade unions.
Martin Booth, the North Norfolk Trades Union Council secretary, said they were calling for the NHS to get an emergency funding package of £20 billion to tackle the Covid backlog and save lives, a fair pay settlement for NHS staff and a guarantee the NHS would be fully funded and publicly owned for future generations.
Mr Booth said: "There was a very good response from passers-by, with many telling of their frustrations trying to access hard-pressed services, particularly in areas like dentistry and mental health, and expressing concern for the future of the NHS."
He said participants were planning a meeting to discuss north Norfolk's particular health issues in the near future.
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