Browse by local area / wards
To browse a range of voluntary & community organisations in a specific area / ward use the links below.
- Operates in every Sandwell Ward
- The Black Country sub-region
- Abbey
- Blackheath
- Bristnall
- Charlemont
- Cradley Heath and Old Hill
- Friar Park
- Great Barr with Yew Tree
- Great Bridge
- Greets Green and Lyng
- Hateley Heath
- Langley
- Newton
- Old Warley
- Oldbury
- Princes End
- Rowley
- Smethwick
- Soho and Victoria
- St Pauls
- Tipton Green
- Tividale
- Wednesbury North
- Wednesbury South
- West Bromwich Central
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Search results for The West Midlands region
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Black Country Housing Group
A community based housing association and regeneration agency working in Sandwell, Dudley, Wolverhampton and Birmingham. They have over 30 years experience in providing quality homes and other services for families, couples, single people, older people and people with special needs. They are actively involved in urban renewal, economic and social regeneration and a number of environmental and sustainability projects.
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Brook Street Community Centre
Community Centre available for private hire, as well as providing a variety of activities run by community and voluntary organisations for the local community
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Care Link West Midlands
Provide general support for people from central african french speaking countries who are seeking asylum or who are granted refugee status and their dependents living in the West Midlands region, mainly in Sandwell area.
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Centre for Equality & Diversity
To be a leading agency in changing attitudes, challenging inequalities, influencing policy and building partnerships to bring about a fairer society. Our vision is of communities where all people are recognised as having a valid contribution to make towards the creation of a fairer society. Our Strategic Opjectives are:- 1. To build the skills and capacity of communities of interest, empowering them to actively engage in decision making processes and develop confidence in supporting their own communities. 2. To develop partnerships which span sectors to improve services to communities of interest. 3. To work towards the creation of a one stop shop for equality, diversity and human rights, where the organisation can be a hub for centres of excellence in all that we do. 4. To develop and maintain a robust infrastructure, enabling us to achieve our mission and create a stable financial base.
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Centrepoint Christian Church & Support Centre
Projects and Programmes include: Information, Advice and Guidance, Welfare Rights, Community Outreach Project, Skills and Employment, Street Outreach Team, Performing Arts Department, Education & Training, Young People Services, Schools Work, Health and Wellbeing, Volunteering, Immigration and Nationality, Community Services and Development Initiatives. The Opening Times are: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday - 10 am to 4 pm Wednesday - 10 am to 1 pm Friday - closed Saturday - closed Sunday - Celebration Service at 10.45 am
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Cerebral Palsy Midlands
We are a charity that supports people with cerebral palsy. We offer speech and language therapy and physiotherapy, as well as educational classes at the centre. We have a welfare dept which offers advice advocacy services and home visits. We are a user led organisation.
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Changes Health & Wellbeing
Changes Health & Wellbeing is a user-led charity providing free peer support groups, workshops and activities for those in mental distress. Changes and Wellbeing are not currently delivering services in Sandwell.
This organisation is dormant.
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Community Foundation
Our Mission Community Foundation is a grassroots voluntary organisation supporting people in inner city areas to change their lives by improving their conditions and creating opportunities for people to reach their full potential. They are a not for profit organisation. Community Foundation aims: - to encourage civic participation of marginalised and hard to reach communities and provide education and training to build capacity of individuals and organisations to improve themselves, their organisation and their community. - develop projects and services to address underlining issues of social exclusion, homelessness, health inequality, unemployment and under achievement. - develop targeted provisions to improve community safety, prevent anti social behaviour, domestic violence, drug/alcohol abuse and improve community cohesion and tolerance within marginalised and hard to reach communities. - provide a range of social, education and recreational services for hard to reach communities.
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Community Resource Information Service
CRIS was established in 1980 to be a demand-led resource to serve the communities of West Midlands. We work at a grassroots level supporting diverse and disadvantaged communities and individuals to bring about positive change. CRIS is about building community cohesion by bringing people together around shared common interests to enable them to have a voice in the decision-making processes that directly affect their lives. CRIS provides capacity building training including leadership skills, organisational management and development, fundraising and financial management, auditing services as well as personal development and employment services. We also undertake research and organise conferences and events on issues of importance for the communities we work with. CRIS also works intensively with migrant and refugee communities to facilitate their integration with wider community and enable their grass-roots organisations to become efficient and sustainable.
This organisation is dormant.
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Contact the Elderly
A national charity that has been bringing older, isolated people together for 'cakes & company' for over 45 years. We help to relieve the loneliness of frail older people who live alone by arranging small group outings one Sunday afternoon a month. Volunteers with cars each collect one or two elderly members every month and the group of 6 - 10 members plus 3-5 volunteer drivers meet for afternoon tea in the house of a volunteer host. They visit a different home each month and over the months friendships develop. Group members are usually well into the 80s and 90s, live alone without family nearby and are no longer able to get out without assistance. For some elderly members this free monthly outing with friends is the only opportunity that they have for companionship.
This organisation is dormant.