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Sound It Out and similar charities su...
One well-established local charity called Sound It Out closed down in late August 2012 due to a lack of funding. The...
3FF Urban Dialogues workshops and int...
The Three Faiths Forum (3FF) is running its arts programme Urban Dialogues for a fourth year. The programme aims to...
Inter Faith Week 2012 begins today, S...
Inter Faith Week 2012 in England, Northern Ireland and Wales begins today, on Sunday 18th November, and to mark this...
Inter Faith Network announces the UK ...
The Inter Faith Network is commencing a strategic review which will run across the 2012/2013 operating year. This was...
Over 1000 local charities listed in B...
Studio B has just launched Birmingham Charities’ Directory, already featuring over a thousand local third sector...
Time To Change mental health awarenes...
Mind and Rethink are both national charities focusing on helping people with mental health issues, and these charities...
Birmingham Citizens Advice Bureau tac...
Birmingham Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) was founded in 1939 to help tackle all kinds of concerns and dilemmas on...
Sandwell Women’s Aid opens vaca...
Women’s Aid works nationally to end domestic violence against women and children. They do this by supporting...
Every Child Matters to Blue River in ...
Every child matters? Well, Blue River certainly thinks so. At a time when youth unemployment is at the forefront of...
Volunteer Administrators sought by B&...
The Citizens Advice Bureau is not an easy organisation to volunteer for. The government refers everyone there when the...
Inter Faith Week 2012 and the network...
Since 1987, the Inter Faith Network for the UK has worked with its member bodies and others to build bridges of inter...
A Birmingham visit by Maya Evans, pea...
Central England Quaker Peace Committee are hosting a talk by peace activist Maya Evans on Wednesday 18th April from...
Bullring hosts interfaith youthwork d...
NCVYS invites you to an interfaith youthwork seminar and workshop day at the Bullring on Monday 26th March 2012 from...
Silver Surfers’ Day 2012 introd...
Spring Online with Silver Surfers Day 2012 is a 4-day campaign (23rd to 27th April 2012) designed to introduce older...
BVSC launch new website, portraying n...
The old BVSC website portrayed a rich corporate brand. It reflected the high-budget rebranding by Homer Creative in...
Birmingham Friends of the Earth Intro...
Birmingham Friends of the Earth is inviting everyone interested in Birmingham’s economy to participate in a semi...
Studio B streamlines board meeting bu...
As a small charity bearing few resources, Studio B (like many new, up-and-coming charities around the world) has been...
Introducing the Army Cadet Force and ...
For many people in Birmingham, last year was tough. The economy slumped again, the number of jobless increased and the...
eGovernment Awards Scheme Deadline Ne...
The UK Public Sector Digital Awards, formerly known as the e-Government National Awards, is a Prime Minister (David...
Coventry charities struggling under w...
The level of hidden destitution amongst people in Coventry has been highlighted by the Coventry Telegraph and local...
Volunteers wanted by West Midlands ca...
British Waterways, the body that looks after England’s canals and rivers, is seeking out eager volunteers to...
Pressure for Birmingham to make a Gui...
You could contribute to getting Birmingham into The Guinness Book of Records, simply by getting your blood pressure...
STEV.e from Sutton Coldfield gets MP&...
STEV.e isn’t an individual, like rapper/musician will.i.am, but a team of 16-17 year olds from Sutton Coldfield...
The third sector in Birmingham and th...
Multi-billion pound pots of EU funding are available through mechanisms such as the European Social Fund but are West...
New Year Jobs Fair comes to Balsall H...
If you live anywhere near Balsall Heath and the B12 district of Birmingham, you might be able to find yourself a new...
West Midlands Charities and Public Sa...
The Art Fund has announced that the Staffordshire Hoard, the largest archaeological Anglo-Saxon gold hoard ever found,...
Housing & Sickle Cell Support Se...
Birmingham City Council has recently been inviting suitably-experienced organisations to provide housing-related...
SOVA: Supporting our Future
Young, unemployed or lacking experience? SOVA want to help. Since being established in 1975 they’re now one of...
Pope Benedict visits Brum to respirit...
The Pope has been in the UK lately, on a mild-mannered, popstar-style tour of our cities to bring some kind of revival...
Free leadership course by BVSC in Bir...
“Governance, Enterprise and Leadership Training” is the free 3-part course being organised by Birmingham...
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