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  • Cradley Heath Community Centre

    Cradley Heath Community Centre provides a varied programme of activities, such as alcohol therapy, video club, karate club, model railway, over 60’s club, boxing club, dance class, Latin dancing, Faith Life Church. Independent groups offer the following: Ideal for All: A coffee morning for isolated adults, and adults with a disability. Iris Drug Awareness: Drug and alcohol support. My Time Active: Healthy choices and gentle exercise etc Sure Start: provide a soft play session for under fives where the children can climb, roll and play in a safe environment. Yemeni Community Association: Keep Fit class and ESOL classes The Centre also offers rooms for hire for functions such as children's parties and other celebrations. Please contact the Centre for further details. The Community Centre is operated by Sandwell Community Hubs.

  • Cre-8

    Four mothers voluntary run the group for young people meeting up twice a week to learn new dance routines for them to be able to put on shows and events for the community. (approx 29 young people)

    This organisation is dormant.

  • Creative Support

    Creative Support is a high quality provider of person centred social care services for people with learning disabilities, mental health and other needs. To support our service users we provide a range of services to meet their differing needs, including supported living, supported housing, residential care, community and home support, floating support, extra-care and day services. We work with people who have a wide spectrum of needs, ranging from those who require short term support to regain their independence to people with complex needs who require intensive support to enjoy a good quality of life. Creative Support also develops and manages high quality housing to provide supported accommodation. As well as owning and managing our own houses and flats, we manage many properties belonging to our partner housing associations. As a not for profit agency (Industrial and Provident Society with Charitable Status) we are committed to using our assets and resources to create opportunities for the people we support. All our services are individualised, person centred and deliver valued outcomes, as we passionately believe that our service users have the right to live lives that are meaningful and which enable them to reach their full potential as individuals. Our services for people with a learning disability are based on person centred approaches and ordinary life principles, whilst our mental health services promote recovery and social inclusion. Over the years we have built up an excellent reputation for working in partnership to provide quality services. We now offer a diverse range of highly regarded services in 43 local authorities. We are very proud of our services, staff and service users and on this website you can find out more about them.

  • Cruse Sandwell and Walsall Bereavement Care

    Help and support to people who have suffered a bereavement through death

  • Dorcas Housing

    We provide community based support projects. African Caribbean Health Improvement Service is a project managed by Dorcas Housing that works with the African Caribbean Communities of Sandwell on issues related to heath. The project aim is 'to develop community health initatives which aim to empower and support the African Caribbean communities in Sandwell'

    This organisation is dormant.

  • Dorothy Parkes Centre (Smethwick)

    Community Centre

  • Dynamics Community Arts cic

    Community and Public Arts organisation.

    This organisation is dormant.

  • Edwards Trust

    Edward's Trust caring for children and families during child illness and bereavement. Bereavement counselling for anyone affected by the death of a child aged 0-18. Any parent affected by the death of their own child, whatever their age. Children affected by the death of another child aged 0-18, sibling, parent or primary carer.

  • Friar Park Millennium Centre

    Friar Park Community Centre provides activities for young people such as youth club,sports activities and dance. There are leisure facilities for retired/vulnerable people, along with dancing, bingo clubs, etc. There is venue hire (function hall, meeting rooms, soft play room etc.) and catering is available as part of room hire, if required. The community centre is generally open from 9 am to 8.30 pm.

  • Friends of Brandhall Library

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