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We are now part of the Sandwell Council Warm Spaces programme - providing a warm space to everyone on:
- Friday: 10.30am - 1pm

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Warm Spaces programme - providing a warm space to everyone on:
- Monday to Sunday: 9am - 11pm

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Warm Spaces programme - providing a warm space to everyone on:
- Saturday to Sunday: 12 pm - 6 pm
Please note: Over the Christmas Period, we will remain open to the public.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Warm Spaces programme - providing a warm space to everyone on Tuesdays, 11 am to 2 pm.
From Friday, 25th November, warm space will be available Tuesdays and Fridays, 11 am to 2 pm.

Please Note: Over the Christmas Period LCC will be open on Tuesday 20th - closed 27th, will resume on 3rd Jan 2023

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

The Centre is a warm space open to all in Victoria Park, Smethwick. We have television, internet access, refreshments and games for all as well as a museum covering Smethwick's rich and varied history

Sandwell Welcoming Spaces

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We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

Sandwell Welcoming Spaces

Murray Hall Community Trust is now part of the Sandwell Council Warm Spaces programme.

Welcoming Space

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We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are proudly part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone on:
Monday to Friday - 9.30am to 3.00pm

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a warm welcome to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone on:
Fridays weekly: 10am to 12 noon.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a warm space to everyone on:
- Monday to Thursday: 8.30am to 8.30pm
- Friday: 8.30am to 5.30pm

A warm and cosy meeting place to spend time with others. Lovely garden to sit and relax in. Free WiFi and use of laptops.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

We are now part of the Sandwell Council Welcoming Spaces programme - providing a welcoming space to everyone.

Offering Short Breaks, Support Work and Promotion and supporting work with young carers, aged 5-18 in Sandwell who help care for a family member with an illness/disability, mental ill heath, substance misuse or elderly/infirm

All of our projects:
• Work on the side of those we support.
• Are independently of service providers and statutory agencies.
• Are free from the potential conflicts of interest unlike those that may provide other services.

Hospital Befriending, Support, Advocacy, & Community Support

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Ethnicity focus: Congolese, Afro Caribbean

Free qualified independent one to one person centred advocacy service supporting children and young people aged 5-18 to ensure their needs, rights and wishes are articulated to access and plan their individual needs.

We get stuck in with traditional scouting skills and gaining a wide variety of awards and badges. We also do loads of amazing activities, climbing, hiking, archery, pioneering, coasteering, caving, surfing and much more. We also become expert campers and learn to light and cook on fires and survive in the wild!

Sea Venturers is a chance for our young people to:

build confidence and resilience and life skills.
make new friends and feel part of the team.
learn cool new skills, navigation, morse code and more.

Support, advice and information on Personal Budgets

Free activities learn new skills, make new friends and join in activities.

Relate counsellors can help where people are having problems with their sex life due to physical or emotional reasons.

CBO is delivering activities to address both streams. We will be delivering the following;

1. Ladies exercise
2. Men’s Football at external venue

Coffee Morning- Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9am- 11am.
sewing class- Monday and Tuesday from 11am-1pm
Physical activities and traditional dance on Saturdays from 4pm-7pm

Shockin for the age group of 11 to 16 years, held on a Friday evening at 7:45pm, during term time.

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We can provide short breaks at home, in a centre based setting, in a community based setting and where a grant is paid enabling carers to organise their own short break.

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Support for Carers of adults with a functional mental illness.

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Ethnicity focus: Congolese, Afro Caribbean

We are a helpline to support people struggling with poor mental health. We support communities which are unable to get help due to stigmas and cultural barriers through a confidential helpline service.

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New cycling programme to help people to learn to ride a bike. The aim is to improve mental and physical health through an enjoyable new cycling hobby within your local community social group.

Using Makaton

• Training and education.
• Job searching.
• Basic life skills.
• Confidence and Motivation.
• IT and Digital Skills.
• Volunteer Opportunities.

We aim to work with residents in the most disadvantaged wards of Sandwell, mainly but not only from minority ethnic communities, who face multiple barriers to employment. We will support them to build confidence, access and move into education, training and employment

Ethnicity focus: Bangladeshi

The slimming class is run Wednesday evening they also do your weekly weight and support you throughout the programme.

The UK's favourite way to lose weight. Classes take place Wednesday

Social group for parents

English classes for non-English speakers.

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Beginners (pre-entry) ESOL Class held twice a week as part of Sandwell Language Network #SLN

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Pre-Entry and Entry Level 1

Ethnicity focus: English, Indian, Pakistani, Afghan, Bangladeshi

Delivered by our friendly tutor Jas, with support our ESOL (English) classes are designed to help develop speaking, listening, reading and writing skills that are needed to progress into education or employment opportunities and also support health literacy and accessing services as well as digital support.

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ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) ESOL Pre-Entry and Entry 1 levels.

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ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) Pre-Entry and Entry 1 levels.

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ESOL Classes - Term Time Only
Wednesday 9:30am-1:30pm (2 Classes: Pre-Entry and Entry Level 1 & 2)
Yemeni Community Association in Sandwell (B70 9SJ)

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ESOL Classes - Term Time Only
Monday 10:00am-1:30pm
(Pre-Entry and Entry Level 1 & 2)
Start Date: November 2025 - End Date: July 2026
Salvation Army Cradley Heath

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Free SLN Esol English classes for Sandwell residents 18+.
Entry Level 1

Esol entry level 1 and entry level 2 classes are held in THE HUB on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10am till 1pm. Newly migrant community and benefit claimants are welcome to enrol.

SLN ESOL Entry 1

Ethnicity focus: Pakistani, Afghan, Bangladeshi

SLN ESOL Entry 2

Ethnicity focus: Pakistani, Afghan, Bangladeshi

SLN ESOL Entry 2

Ethnicity focus: Pakistani, Afghan, Bangladeshi, Eastern European

We provide pre entry ESOL through #SLN

Providing free basic language support

Pre-Entry ESOL classes

A safe space for babies under 12 months and their parents/ carers.
Join us on Tuesdays in term-time from 13:00-14.30.

Join us for a cuppa tea and to get to know other local parents.

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Jobclub is for people looking for work or training. Jobclub helps individuals to develop self confidence and skills. It also improves quality and innovation in vocational education and training.

Family Hubs will offer the right help, in the right place, at the right time by offering services and support for all families with children aged 0 – 19 (or 25 with SEND) – our mission is to help all families in Sandwell thrive.

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Library open to all: space to sit and read, free wifi, access to computers, stay and play sessions

We are heavily oversubscribed and working at full capacity. Members are welcome to apply but they will be placed on the waiting list and will be contacted once a place becomes available.

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The centre's two pools host a range of activities including; swimming lessons, public swimming, family swimming, parent and toddler sessions and Aqua Fit.

Social activities for people and their families affected by Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia

Family, friends and survivors affected by acquired brain injury or stroke are invited to our informal Social Group on every other Thursday evening between 7 pm and 9 pm at our centre on Martin Hill Street, Dudley, DY2 8RT.

Floating Support for residents of Sandwell suffering Mental Ill Health, with a Housing Related Need

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Sports Club for disabled children and young people

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Specialist Debt Casework Service call 0121 726 6745 for appointment, appointments available across Sandwell & Walsall

Crochet craft group to support wellbeing and health

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This course is designed to provide support and guidance, giving you training, and the opportunity to plan and deliver your own sporting and game activities.

You don’t need to be stuck in a classroom to learn new employability skills.

Participants will also benefit from:
Nationally Accredited and recognised qualification.
Opportunity to assist other coaches in local community.
Develop key transferrable skills that employers look for such as communication, teamwork, problem solving, self-management and self-belief
Opportunity to progress to Level 2 Sports Leaders Award which can lad to paid opportunities.

Squirrels is for young people aged 4-6 years old. Our Squirrel drey meets for one hour every week, these sessions are a brilliant opportunity for young people to take their first step on the journey through scouting and they’ll help everyone get ready for the adventure of school too.

Pre-school care and education for 2-4 year old children from the local community.

Volunteer service

A Friendly and Welcoming Church, with many activities, including a foodbank. Halls are available for additional activities.

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A welcoming church service with children’s group Refreshments served after the service

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Being a Badger
Badgers are the youngest St John people, aged under 11. Anyone can join a Badger Sett, which operate across England. Badgers usually meet once a week for around 1 hour 30 minutes.

Badgers take part in a wide range of fun activities based on essential first aid and other fascinating topics, earning badges and certificates for each one. For every three subjects a Badger completes, they receive an award until they achieve their Super Badger Award.

To give each new Badger the best possible introduction, Welcome Badger provides a range of activities to ensure all new Badgers and their parents/carers are provided with all the essentials in the first few important weeks.

Our Badger programme covers a wide range of subjects and activities, from first aid to communication skills, to healthy living and being safe. All the subjects have been written by St John people with the aim of Badgers in mind and to support children through their learning and development journey.

Badgers can:

learn first aid
make new friends
get creative with arts and crafts
find out how the body works and how to stay healthy
learn about helping their local community
take part in team games
develop leadership and communication skills, and much more!

A councillor’s primary role is to represent their ward or division and the people who live in it. Councillors provide a bridge between the community and the council. As well as being an advocate for local residents and signposting them to the right people at the council, you will need to keep them informed about the issues that affect them.

In order to understand and represent local views and priorities, they need to build strong relationships and encourage local people to make their views known and engage with them and the Council. Good communication and engagement are central to being an effective councillor.

To do this they have regular contact with the general public through either Council meetings, telephone calls or surgeries. Surgeries provide an opportunity for any ward resident to go and talk their councillor face to face and these take place on a regular basis.

Your Councillor will discuss any concerns or problems relating to Council services and listen to your views on issues that you feel are important.

Councillors are not paid a salary for their work, but they do receive allowances. By law, all members of the Council are required to complete a Declaration of Interest form, the details of which are published annually.

Councillor Sukhbir Singh Gill

Party: Labour Party

Tel: 07929 729 532

ages 1-4yrs play sessions where parents are encouraged to engage and have fun to.

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Free energy advice service.

Free arts and crafts clubs

Drop in - no need to book

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Stepping Stones Pre-School is a service that supports children aged between 2-5.

Quality: PQASSO Level 1

A friendship group with a shared love of knitting and crocheting

Library open to all: space to sit and read, free wifi, access to computers, stay and play sessions

For 0-3 year olds

Join us on Thursdays in term-time from 10-11.30am.

Our set up each week is based around a focus story, and we always have a snack and a drink!
Tickets are only £2 each

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Story time with Emily

Storytime with Immy

Sandwell Stroke Recovery Service provides high quality information, practical advice and emotional support following a stroke.

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Sandwell Women’s Aid offer a number of awareness and support programmes in schools that: raise awareness of domestic violence, sexual violence and sexual exploitation; challenge negative myths and stereotypes held around domestic violence, gender and culture; provide information, skills and knowledge to allow children and young people to access support networks; and identify potential/current victims of abuse and offer them further support.

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