Our support partners are city-wide, thematic, place-based, regional and national.
If your organisation works outside of the Birmingham City area, there are also support partners who can help you.
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If your organisation delivers outside of the Birmingham City Area you can get support from BVSC’s equivalent ‘sibling’ organisations such as Councils for Voluntary Service (CVS) or other similar VCFSE ‘infrastructure’/ ‘member’ organisations covering your area of operation. Read more
NCVO is the membership community for charities, voluntary organisations and community groups in England. Read more
NAVCA is the national membership body for local infrastructure organisations supporting the voluntary and community sector. Read more
Locality is the national membership network supporting local community organisations to be strong and successful. Read more
WMCA is a group of local authorities working together to make the West Midlands a better place to live. Read more
BVSC and VCFSE organisations across the City are working with Birmingham City Council, Thrive Together Birmingham and other partners to support Warm Welcome Spaces all year round. Read more
NNS aim to help older adults and adults with disabilities to lead healthy, happy and independent lives in their own homes and communities. Read more
The East Birmingham Inclusive Growth Programme is a 20-year initiative to bring investment into the area and create strong links between the council and the community. Read more
The Early Help System is a way for all families, children and young people to engage in early conversations about what help and support they may need in every aspect of their lives. Read more
Public-private partnerships in which businesses within a defined area of the city pay an additional levy to fund improvements to the local area. Read more
Birmingham and Solihull ICS (Integrated Care System) brings together local NHS, Councils and Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise (VCFSE) sector to design and deliver Health and Social Care services in Birmingham and Solihull. Read more
Aims to support and grow the movement of individuals, churches and organisations who, motivated by their faith, are committed to addressing issues of poverty and to playing their part in helping their neighbourhoods to flourish. Read more
Part of a national network of 42 County Sports Partnerships supported by Sport England. Read more
A campaign set up by Co-operatives West Midlands to protect Birmingham’s community places. Read more
Facilitated by The Active Wellbeing Society (TAWS), the Network is an association of more than 250 foodbanks, food pantries and community kitchens that delivers emergency food support for thousands of people across the City. Read more
Facilitated by The Active Wellbeing Society (TAWS), the Network brings together like-minded organisations, campaigners and people from a wide range of professions and backgrounds to advocate for equity in air quality as a social justice matter. Read more
A consortium of activists and academics who work to promote racial justice in Birmingham. Read more
Grows the social economy by nurturing and supporting every organisation which delivers social impact. Read more
A small, neighbourhood-focused team working within Birmingham City Council. Read more
Help people to start, run or grow small community and voluntary groups in Birmingham. Read more