Papyrus currently have spaces on their Funded Sandwell SP-EAK online session.

EC: SPEAK - Sandwell 17 | Papyrus

They will also be delivering a session in Punjabi at Smethwick Gurdwara on 8^th June 2pm-5.30pm,

Meeting (virtually) The last Monday of the month 7pm - 9pm

If you need to speak to someone urgently please call: Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide support line Open 9am - 7pm every day. 0300 111 5065

Switchboard - the national LGBTQIA+ support line Open 10am -10pm every day. 0800 0119 100

For more information: speakout@uksobs.org www.uksobs.com

The friendly team from the University of Wolverhampton are available to speak to every Thursday between 9.30am – 3.30pm.

If yourself, or anyone you’re working with who feel their lack of digital skills could do with improving, would like to attend these sessions then please feel free to get in touch.

Booking is required for these sessions so please contact 0800 140 4670 or CommunityDevelopment@walsallcollege.ac.uk to book a slot.

The Link is located at: The Link, 46 Park Street, Walsall, WS1 1NG – we are based close to Walsall bus station and train station.

Call: 0121 437 0033

Or email activities@sandwell.org.uk

When? 

Last Saturday of every month - 10:30am-12pm

At Greets Green Access Centre, Tidasley Street, West Bromwich, B70 9SJ

Or

2nd Saturday of every month - 10:30am-12pm

At Dorothy Parkes Centre, Church Road, Smethwick, B67 6EH

Contact Ameena: 0121 525 3909

A new service to support individuals with accessing online services to improve Health and Wellbeing

Email: Ian@sweda.org.uk

Mobile: 07976807743

Do you struggle with the following?

• I don't know where to get help
• When should I call 999 or 111?
• I can't make appointments online for my GP
• I don't know how to order my repeat prescription
• I don't understand my health condition.
• I don't have a computer to access the internet.

No booking required

Yoga with a fully qualified instructor

Starting Wednesdays, 9.30am-10.30am 

16th October - 18th December 2024

Address - Brasshouse Lane, Smethwick, B66 1BA

Email info@nsdt.org.uk for more information

Your views could improve services in Dudley borough

03000 111 001

hello@healthwatchdudley.co.uk

www.healthwatchdudley.co.uk/have-your-say

For whatsapp messages 07983728913

"This is an open group for those who identify as Punjabi men and are aged 18+. It's a safe space for those that want to share their thoughts or simply listen and connect. We welcome Punjabis from all faith backgrounds – Sikh, Muslim, Hindu, Christian, other faiths, spiritualities, and those who practice no faith or are agonistic. All cis and trans men are welcome, as well as non-binary people who are comfortable in a space that centres the experiences of men who identify as Punjabi. "

Every Monday - Friday 6pm -11pm

Saturday - Sunday 12pm - 11pm 

There are Sanctuary Hubs in all 4 areas of the Black Country

Dudley - DY1 Community Centre, Stafford Street, Dudley, DY1 1SA

Sandwell - Hope Place, 321 High Street, West Bromwich, B70 8LU

Walsall - 1 Queen's Parade, Blowxich, Walsall, WS3 2EX

Wolverhampton - 84 Salop Street, Wolverhampton, WV3 0SR

Bloxwich Launchpad, opening in Spring 2025, is an exciting new centre in the heart of Bloxwich, offering digital skills support and training for local people and small businesses. Funded through the Government's Town Deal and delivered by Walsall Council, Launchpad will bring together local partners to help people upskill, access support to get back into work, or help in forming and growing their small business.

If you wish to attend a session, please complete a referral form, attached to the end of this post. For completed forms and any enquiries please email:

launchpadbloxwich@walsall.gov.uk

If you wish to hear more about the project and the other services on offer please follow Walsall council's socials:

Facebook: facebook.com/OurWalsall

X: @WalsallCouncil

Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/walsall-council/

Instagram: @ourwalsall

Participant_Referral_Form.docx

Bloxwich Launchpad, opening in Spring 2025, is an exciting new centre in the heart of Bloxwich, offering digital skills support and training for local people and small businesses. Funded through the Government's Town Deal and delivered by Walsall Council, Launchpad will bring together local partners to help people upskill, access support to get back into work, or help in forming and growing their small business.


The Recovery College for the Black Country is proud to be a part of this initiative, offering Information Sessions once a month at Bloxwich Library. These sessions offer an informal, welcoming introduction to the Recovery College, our ethos and the courses we can provide.

The dates and times are as follows:

Thursday 24th October 1pm - 3pm

Thursday 21st November 1pm - 3pm

Thursday 12th December 1pm - 3pm

These  will be held at:

Bloxwich Library, Orange Room, High Street, Bloxwich WS3 2DA

If you wish to attend a session, please complete a referral form, attached to the end of this blog post. For completed forms and any enquiries please email:

launchpadbloxwich@walsall.gov.uk

If you wish to hear more about the project and the other services on offer please follow Walsall council's socials:

Facebook: facebook.com/OurWalsall

X: @WalsallCouncil

Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/walsall-council/

Instagram: @ourwalsall

Participant_Referral_Form.docx

Multiply is a government funded programme to help adults access free numeracy and financial literacy courses to build confidence and skills with numbers for everyday life and in the workplace.

You can refer yourself or someone else directly to the programme.

Scan the QR code on the document for more information.

Every Thursday afternoon from 2:30pm in West Bromwich

Details on Poster. 

Every Monday from 24th June at 7:30pm till 8:30pm