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  • Sandwell Community Caring Trust

    SCCT provides Residential Care, Respite Care, Day Care and support at home to adults and children with learning and or physical difficulties and to the older people.

  • Sandwell Community Information and Participation Service (SCIPS)

    SCIPS provide support, information, training and advocacy to tenants, residents and community groups in Sandwell.

  • Sandwell Confederation of Indians

    Sandwell Confederation of Indians is a voluntary umbrella organisation. We follow an holistic approach, thus we identify and look after every aspect of the community's needs, for example: health, education, leisure & environment. We help tackle local issues and Sandwell borough wide. Our projects also identify needs to serve the disadvantaged communities in Sandwell. To increase the average life expectancy of people in Sandwell and improve their lifestyle. We help everyone, including black & ethnic minority communities. To help promote community cohesion, racial harmony, tackle social exclusion (especially BME groups, young, men, eldery and women) improve health and trying to empower the community and increase community involvement.

  • Sandwell Council of Voluntary Organisations (SCVO)

    SCVO SUPPORT SERVICES Information, advice and support services to voluntary and community sector organisations including: Funding advice and support. Quality standards and organisational development. Constitutions, start-up, charity and company registration. Business and project planning. Staff policies, procedures and employment information. Information on local, regional and national issues affecting the voluntary and community sector. Representation of the views of the voluntary sector on strategic partnerships. Small community and neighbourhood grants.

  • Sandwell Cricket League

    We have been established to provide parks cricket to inner city deprived areas. We have 20 teams playing in a 3 tier division format. This league has recently taken the responsibility of providing of people of all ages a platform to play competitive cricket. Our aim and we have been sucessful in achieving this, is to improve health, reduce or eliminate anti-social behaviour, eradicate drug abuse, improve standards of living.

  • Sandwell Crime Prevention Panel

    Voluntary group whose aim is to involve members of the public with crime prevention issues. The crime prevention panel don't occupy any premises but do have a mobile display vehicle that can attend events around Sandwell.

  • Sandwell Day Services 19 + Group

    Group for people with learning disabilities over 19 years of age and their carers to share information and services.

  • Sandwell Group Ramblers Association

    Promotes leisure walking in conjunction with national organisations ie Ramblers Association. Also involved in health walking and footpath maintenance.

    This organisation is dormant.

  • Sandwell Irish Community Association

    We have now opened the resource centre in Langley High Street and will be providing varying services to the community including chiropody, gaelic language lesson, benefit entitlement advice, raising health awareness and health promotion

  • Sandwell Irish Society

    Sandwell Irish Society is a registered charity that works to achieve a vibrant Irish community in Sandwell and the surrounding area, one that is engaged and empowered to play an active role in society by ensuring that people have the chance to contribute their views, articulate their needs and have an impact on policy and practice. It aims to achieve this by improving the confidence, health awareness and image of the community and by ensuring that the contribution of people of Irish birth and descent, over many years, to the economic, social, cultural and historic richness of the area is recognized and acknowledged. It works with statutory and voluntary organisations to develop activities and services in response to needs identified. It organises social, cultural, information and health events which inform people, combat isolation and engage the community.

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