Browse by local area / wards

To browse a range of voluntary & community organisations in a specific area / ward use the links below.

Search results for The West Midlands region

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  • Shelter

    National Charity We are a local 'branch' and provide Housing advice to anyone who is homeless or in bad housing. Supporter number (for donation, fundraising and general queries) 0300 330 1234

  • Sikh Community & Youth Service UK

    One stop employment, education and welfare advice centre

  • Sikh Women's Action Network CIC (SWAN CIC)

    SWAN CIC delivers bespoke workshops to raise awareness of the impact of Domestic Abuse on children and families and Child Sexual Exploitation/Grooming to: i) Professionals who may come into contact with potential victims of abuse ii) Community organisations iii) Faith based organisations iv) Schools/Colleges/Further Education establishments (PSHE lessons) v) Corporate organisations

  • Smethwick Advocate Publishing & Design

    Provides specialist publicity, design and printing promotional services to the VC sector, workshops and other training services provided as well as consultancy.

  • Sociability Care CIC

    Sociability Care is a Community Interest Company which supports individuals with disabilities and their families. We reduce feelings of social isolation, promote independence and develop skills. In addition we provide training and guidance to organisations to ensure that individuals who need care and support have the right care that is delivered to them by an experienced, motivated and confident workforce. The founder of Sociability Care utilise her own extensive personal and professional knowledge of disability to ensure that the design and delivery of all courses is flexible to meet the needs of the service. A selection of the courses we offer are as follows: Understanding and Managing Challenging Behaviour An Introduction to Autism Safeguarding Children Recognising and Responding to Neglect Safeguarding Adults Mental Capacity Act Equality and Diversity Supporting Individuals with Learning Disabilities

  • Somali Community Group

    Our organisation is a voluntary local community group organisation which focuses youth service in region, doing after school activities in all aspects e.g. to advance their education, social integration and crime prevention.

  • Somali Disability & Elderly Support Group

    The Somali Disability & Elderly Support Group (SODES) is a registered charity based in Small Heath, Birmingham and provides advice, information and practical support and campaign for improved service to the Somali community in the West Midlands. Advice and information service on wide range of issues including employment opportunities, social care and health, welfare benefit, mental health and pension rights. We aim to support refugees, disabled children and elderly people and their families who are in need of assistance in order to take control of their daily living conditions. Interpreting/translation, an informal mentoring, advocacy, support service and information relating to disability issues. Children educational activities such as homework clubs, adult education (ESOL) and youth leisure activities. Monthly health awareness and workshops for Carers.

  • SonShine (UK)

    Youth & community project supporting young men aged 9 -19 years old (and their families) residing in Sandwell and Birmingham

  • Spectra

    Spectra is a neurodiverse arts company that creates interactive, multi-sensory adventures for curious audiences. Founded in 2013, we make aesthetically driven, gently provocative performance and installation work that engages all of our audience’s senses. Our work is always accessible, actively seeking to welcome, include and support. Our Professional Company is currently working on a new show called Woods for the Trees (20 and 21 Jan 2023). Performed live over Zoom with gift parcels full of sensory goodies posted out to audience members, the show celebrates the cosiness we find indoors in the winter and the unexpected pleasures of the woods if we're brave enough to venture out. We have several other programmes of work including playful garden installations in public unused spaces, community workshops and long-term projects with a particular focus on working with those who are not currently served well by publicly funded culture, and artist development.

  • Spurgeons

    Working with children, young people and families to create hope and build futures

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