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Step Up Sandwell is a partnership-based initiative aimed at enhancing the employability and skills of Sandwell residents through targeted education, skills development, and training opportunities.
Have you suffered a bereavement whether this be recently or a while ago? Are you struggling to find support or someone to speak to about your loss?
Wider determinants of health (WDH) are a range of social, environmental and economic factors which impact directly on the health (physical and mental) of the population.
Supporting parents with learning disabilities and/or autism through advocacy and independent living skills training during Children’s Services interventions.
We offer counselling, therapy, and bereavement support for Sandwell residents, including BAME, older, refugee, and migrant communities, with multilingual therapists.
Improve the quality of life of local people, especially those most in need, through the provision of high quality, responsive, generalist and specialist services in the field of health and wellbeing.
Bid for and secure contracts for delivering services in health and wellbeing [delivered by a group of providers], thus increasing the likelihood that grassroots, small and/or specialist providers are not wiped out from the local supply chain.
Co-produce service development with Members to address gaps in local service provision, and subsequently source funding to deliver those services.
Become a provider of choice and the local single point of contracting, representing a wide range of high quality, vetted charitable organisations.
I am a single parent who is undergoing treatment for cancer. After my diagnosis, I began facing domestic abuse which led to them leaving the family home.
I have no vision at all, so I was very isolated and I was feeling low and down. I’m a single mom with 6 children, so doing something for myself was important to me.
It was really quiet having left college and not going to school, I felt like I didn’t have anywhere to be. I helped my mom, but I wanted to do my own thing too.