All Organisations

• African Community Council for the Regions

  The ACCR works to alleviate and improve ill-health and economic deprivation, remove the barriers to social, educational and vocational achievement, and combat the disadvantages, discrimination, unemployment, hardship and distress of African individuals.

• Afro-British Support Services 'IMPACT'

  "IMPACT" is a refugee led and managed community organisation assiting and supporting small and medium Refugee Community Organisations (RCOs).

• Aquamacs Birmingham

  Aquamacs Birmingham is a Social Enterprise which provides employment opportunities for people with disabilities and those who are disadvantaged in the labour market.

• Art of Living Foundation Birmingham

  Stress Management Workshops, Relaxation, Yoga, Meditation, Ayurveda Treatments, diet and nutrition consultation. Yoga and relaxation classes every Saturday at 9.00 am to 10.30am at Hall Green Library Meeting Room, Stratford Road, Hall Green, Birmingham Please email or call as places are limited. Providing service for individuals, corporate sector, groups, Statutory organisation, young people. For Women only sessions and Ayurveda therapies and consultations contact Sri Beauty on 0788 246 7358

• Ashram Housing Association

  Ashram Housing Association's Reducing Domestic Violence Project provides a culturally and linguistically sensitive support service to South Asian women aged 16-65 who are experiencing, or who have experienced domestic violence. "Having left home Asian women face isolation and usually condemnation from the Asian community. By providing comprehensive support, advocacy, information and advice we aim to empower South Asian women to reassert their cultural identity, self-confidence, motivation and pride."

• B:STRONG

  B.STRONG is a city-wide organisation initiated and supported by the Community & Play section of the Local Services directorate. B.STRONG is based at Ladywood Arts & Leisure Centre. Telephone: 0121 464 2550/2548

• BAYC

  "bayc works to create change in the lives of young people and the communities they live in. We encourage people to think and act differently about the way they engage with young people, and we support young people to make their aspirations a reality."

• Be Birmingham

  Be Birmingham is the local strategic partnership for Birmingham that brings together partners from the business, community, voluntary, faith and public sectors to deliver a better quality of life in Birmingham.

• Birmingham Association of Neighbourhoods and Forums

  The Birmingham Association of Neighbourhood Forums (BANF) is a city-wide umbrella organisation. It aims to provide neighbourhood forums with the necessary support to ensure that they are as effective as possible in involving and representing local people.

• Birmingham Citizens Advice Bureau

  we provide free legal Debt and benefits advice to the citizens of Birmingham

• Birmingham Community Foundation

  The Birmingham Community Foundation promote and support local charitable and community activity through a range of effective grant making programmes in areas of poverty and deprivation in Birmingham and the Black Country.

• Birmingham Disability Resource Centre

  An organisation working with Disabled people, Carers and Health Professionals, offering advice and guidance on employment training and learning opportunities and providing general information on disability issues. Among the fee paying services available are Access Audits, Disability Equality Training.

• Birmingham Friends of the Earth

  Birmingham Friends of the Earth exists to advance the principles of sustainability and positive environmental change.<br></br> Birmingham Friends of the Earth is unusual as a Friends of the Earth Local Group, in that it owns and operates a building as a not-for-profit business whilst still having campaigning and the improvement of the local environment, in line with the mission statement above, as its primary aim and reason for existence.<br> </br>Campaign objectives are determined and regularly reviewed by the campaigning group of Birmingham Friends of the Earth.

• Birmingham Irish Community Forum

  BICF is a representative, "umbrella" group for over 60 affiliated Irish organisations within Birmingham. We have been working with the Irish community of Birmingham since 1993.

• Birmingham New Communities Network

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• Birmingham PlayCare Network

  Birmingham PlayCare Network (BPCN) started out in 1995 by a group of Birmingham based playcare professionals and providers in response to this rapidly expanding area of childcare provision.

• Birmingham Pride Community Trust

  To promote equality and diversity, advance education and eliminate discrimination in relation to lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) people in Birmingham and beyond by such means consistent with Charity Law as the Trustees decide.

• Birmingham Rathbone

  Birmingham Rathbone is one of Birmingham's largest locally registered charities. Its primary focus is to enable people with moderate learning difficulties to achieve their full potential and to live independently in the local community. At any one time Bi

• Birmingham Settlement

  The Birmingham Settlement Development Agency works to support voluntary and community organisations to have access to resources they require to deliver services to communities in need more effectively.

• Bloomsbury Cyber Junction

  Bloomsbury Cyber Junction is a community based organisation that offers training, employment support services, youth provision and educational activities in order to improve the quality of life of the community in Birmingham.

• brap

  Birmingham Race Action Partnership

• BVSC (Birmingham Voluntary Service Council)

  Supports the development of all parts of the voluntary sector including social enterprises.

• BYF (Bangladeshi Youth Forum)

  (A) TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN THE BIRMINGHAM AND WEST MIDLANDS AREA (THE AREA OF BENEFIT) AND PARTICULARLY THOSE FROM BANGLADESHI AND PAKISTANI BACKGROUNDS, WHO ARE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED OR AT RISK OF EXCLUSION SO THAT THEY ARE BETTER ABLE TO INTEGRATE INTO SOCIETY, DEVELOP THEIR EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND TO REALISE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITY AND SOCIETY AS A WHOLE. (B) TO PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR RECREATION AND LEISURE TIME OCCUPATION FOR THE INHABITANTS OF THE AREA OF BENEFIT WHO ARE IN NEED OF SUCH FACILITIES BY REASON OF THEIR YOUTH INFIRMITY, DISABILITY, POVERTY OR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE WITH THE OBJECTS OF IMPROVING THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE..

• Co-Enterprise

  We provide business advice and support to community groups and individuals who want to develop their business ideas into sustainable social enterprises.

• Development Agencies Network

  The Local Development Agencies Network is a group of support organisations across the city who offer assistance to voluntary and community organisation in their areas. There is an online bank of resources and information for voluntary and community organisations on the Development Agencies website (above).

• Digbeth Trust

  The Digbeth Trust supports voluntary and community organisations in Birmingham and West Midlands by providing access to a range of capacity building support (including access to affordable consultancy) and grant programmes.

• East Birmingham Community Forum Ltd.

  Umbrella and support group for voluntary organisations

• Enta Training People

  ENTA is a voluntary sector, non-profit making training organisation, which provides courses, aimed at under-targeted groups in Birmingham. All our courses have been developed to break down those barriers that prevent some people accessing training and emp

• Friends of the Earth Birmingham

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• Gateway Family Services

  Click for more info about Gateway Family Services

• Get Hooked on Fishing Midlands

  We use angling as a tool to divert young people away from crime & anti-social behaviuor, to re-connect young people with education, to build sel-esteem & confidence, as a theraputic tool, to combat isolation in the elderly, to help rebuild confidence to those who have suffered from strokes & depression.

• Harvest International Birmingham

  Committed to promoting health, conselling, prayer, advocacy and career development.

• Helen White Associates

  Consultancy - Community and Organisational Development

• Horn of Africa Women Development Network

  Provides training services and support for womens groups.

• Intiative for Social Entrepreneurs

  ISE is a key strategic and delivery partner developing social enterprises within the West Midlands Area. ISE is a member of BSSEC and the regional development agency for Social Firms UK. ISE aims to support the growth of the social economy by capacity building, training and consultancy support.

• Muath Trust Develoment Agency

  The Muath Trust Development Agency is member of the development agencies network.

• Novas Scarman Group

  Click for more info about Novas Scarman Group

• Pioneers

  Pioneers Leading the Way provides support to school-aged Pakistani and Bangladeshi-background pupils in Birmingham, particularly those at risk of failing or underachieving in school.

• Rachel Smith - Community Film Maker

  Making films with and for community groups and public sector organisations in and around Birmingham.

• Roshni

  Roshni provide accomodation, help, guidance and support for South Asain Women and Children.

• Rubus

  Consultancy experienced in supporting voluntary & community organisations and social enterprises in enterprise development, marketing, investment strategy and organuisational development

• Saathi Care

  Welcome to the Saathi care page of the Birmingham ChangeUp Consortium website.

• Sakeena Womens Project

  Sakeena Womens Project provide counselling, support and advice to women effected by drug mis users.

• Small Heath Shamrock Boxing Club

  We're a boxing club who take underpriveledged kids from off the street and give them a focus in their life. We have kids from different minorities and groups.

• Somali Children and Women Focus Group

  We provide educational support, homework clubs and sports activities for predominately Somali children between the ages of 9 to 13 years and 15-17 years. We also provide suport for asylum seekers and Refugees to support them with housing and welfare advi

• Sound It Out Community Music

  Sound It Out’s mission is to offer dynamic and vibrant music opportunities, by connecting people who have little opportunity to make music with musicians who want to inspire them and new audiences who want to hear them. Sound It Out has been in existence since 1992 and its musical activities and services are culturally and stylistically diverse. The organisation has developed a long history of highly successful partnership working, and a reputation for excellence in the development of and delivery of arts based activity across Birmingham and, increasingly, the West Midlands. The organisation delivers music projects that concentrate on four strands of work within the community: Youth, Health, Inclusion and Training and Development. Sound It Out views music making for creative expression, individual and collective well-being, in the regeneration of communities and lifelong learning to be of immense value. Sound It Out is a registered charity and company limited by guarantee.

• South Aston Community Association

  Click for more info about South Aston Community Association

• Talking Drums

  Talking drums offer drumming circles, group therapy and one to one consultations as solutions to personal development issues including stress and anger management. We offer this facility in order that people are better equipped to deal more effectively with work, education and everyday life. We work towards empowering people to participate more fully in society in a positive manner. We do this by group discussion and using the African drum as an expression tool

• The Birmingham Inner Circle Credit Union

  Community Bank Offer savings accounts, low cost credit and BACS facility. Also offering funeral plans and young savers accounts.

• The Doli Project

  The Doli Project The Doli Project provides support to anyone who is affected by a forced marriage. Doli staff can provide culturally sensitive advice and counselling. The service is strictly confidential. The project works alongside other service providers such as the Home Office, police forces, social services and community organisations. If we are not able to help you we will do our best to put you in touch with someone who can. If you or someone you know is being forced into a marriage, contact us on 0845 658 1057 between 9:00am and 5:00pm Monday to Friday.

• The Play House

  The Play House is an educational theatre charity. It creates opportunities for children, young people and their families to explore and make sense of the world they live in through two touring companies â?? Language Alive! and Catalyst Theatre - and a range of Projects.

• Throughcare Housing & Support

  House & Support vulnerable people. Domestic, Forced marriages. Men, Women , Children. Also Homeless and unaccompanied minors

• Ulfah Arts

  Ulfah Arts works to develop audiences and artists for a diverse range of cultural organisations including, theatres, museums and arts organisations. We develop projects that engage different faith groups as artists and audience members. This in turn benefits the community, engaging them in mainstream, wider society, giving them a chance to contribute to British culture. Our work is also transferable to a range of sectors such as health, education, interfaith, community development and economic enterprises.

• West Midlands European Network

  Technical assistance organisation for european funding.

• West Midlands Planning Aid Service

  The service provides free and independent town and country planning advice to groups and individuals who cannot afford to pay for professional fees.

• William Dudley Trust

  The William Dudley Trust is administered by The Digbeth Trust.

• Windows for Sudan

  Support group Horn of Africa and womens networks, provide tier one services also.

• Women Acting In Today's Society (WAITS)

  Click for more info about Women Acting In Today's Society (WAITS)

• Women's Business Development Agency

  free business advice, training and support for women: empowering women and giving them the confidence, skills and knowledge to successfully start, grow and sustain their own businesses.

• YOUTH New Opportunities Way (YOUTH NOW)

  We work with young African refugees and migrants aged 16-25 to help them become active citizens and fully feldged memebers of their communities. Our organisation is unique in that it has a diverse membership drawn from communities that have migrated

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