The next networking meeting will take place on Wednesday the 15th July 2026 10am – 11:00am at Brierley Hill Civic (Bank Street, Brierley Hill, DY5 3DH). The meeting will take place in the bar area as opposed to the main

Camphill Village Trust Shared Lives are recruiting – could you be the next Area Coordinator in their Shared Lives Team?! Based across Dudley, Wolverhampton and the wider Black Country, this role offers the opportunity to work alongside incredible Shared Lives

Our friends at The Goodwill Revolution CIC are branching out into community events, and their first one is aimed directly at people facing isolation and loneliness. On Wednesday 1st July, 7pm-9pm, anyone can join their Community Games Social at The

The Charity Commission has recently published updated guidance to help trustees identify and manage conflicts of interest more effectively. The revised guidance follows a warning from the Commission that cases involving alleged private benefit increased by 23% in a single

What started as a simple desire to help people has grown into a thriving community organisation supporting families and individuals across the Black Country. Random Act of Kindness Black Country CIC was founded by Katie Newell, whose own experiences of

Can you help a Stourbridge-based charity with a little storage space? Metal for Good is looking for a business or organisation that may be able to offer, either free of charge or at a heavily discounted rate, a small storage

The next networking meeting will take place on Thursday 25th June at 10am at Wellington Road Community Centre DY1 1RB. These meetings provide an opportunity for stakeholders within the community to network and share information and updates with the aim

The Mini Medics Workshop is coming to Kingswinford on Saturday 20th June. So far 36 children are fully trained in first aid and the feedback has been amazing!  More importantly, we now have 36 children who would be more confident

Newcomers from other countries to the UK are often the most vulnerable members of society and often face discrimination, substandard living, housing and working conditions and inadequate or restricted access to mainstream health services. £175,000 is available for voluntary organisations