Small charities play a huge role in the voluntary and community sector. They provide vital services tailored to the communities they support. Small Charity Week is a national campaign to spotlight the massive impact smaller, more local and perhaps less

On a warm, Wednesday evening in late April, I stepped into DY1 in Dudley to a tremendous welcome from the Feelgood Choir, 9 years after first working with the gang to help them become a voluntary group. Back in January,

It’s a pleasure to support an emerging group of volunteers who are keen to bring more community to their local park. Brimming with enthusiasm and ideas, Friends of Swan Pool Park have already brought residents together talked to local schools

Local mom Kate Ashby had a simple idea to collect and distribute children’s clothing to families in need. Over the past 6 years, Kids Clothes Project has blossomed. It’s now a trusted referral pathway for people who work with disadvantaged

It was wonderful to see so many of you join us for the Dudley CVS AGM and Community Action Awards at Brierley Hill Civic, a special evening celebrating not only incredible community action across Dudley borough, but also the power

Small Charity Week happens each year. It’s a national campaign to recognise the impact that small charities have. Small Charity Week defines small charities as having an annual income under £1million. In reality, we know that the vast majority of

Get to know Friends of Russells Hall Park at one of their friendly walks! Running from April-October, the walks around Russells Hall Park will be a great way to get to know the park, the Friends group who look after

Since 1974, Dudley CVS has worked alongside people, groups and organisations, fostering resilience, and nurturing positive change within our communities. During our AGM and Awards evening in October, we reflected on our journey and the countless stories that have shaped

Spacious Places are a new not-for-profit organisation who design and create beautiful, therapeutic spaces for people who are receiving support after experiencing violence. To help them shape their services, they are seeking input from organisations who work with survivors of