Surveys and Consultations

Research on older LGBTQ+ adults - Participants wanted

The University of Birmingham, along with the University of Bristol, University of Manchester, and Opening Doors, are doing a study on older LGBTQ+ adult social care assessments. We are currently looking for people to participate in our project and take part in an interview. If you are an LGBTQ+ individual over the age or 60, or if you are a carer providing care for an older LGBTQ+ person, we would like to talk to you. Read more

Engaging with You on Our Strategic Visions for Learning Disabilities and Autism

Have your say on our strategic visions for learning disabilities and autism. Read more

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Do you want to make a difference to the community? … then come and join our Board...

This is an exciting time for Compass Support and we are looking for new Trustees to help us forward on this journey. We invite individuals who are passionate about making a difference to the community, as we are a social business that has been helping thousands of people to make a positive change in their lives in many different ways since 2004.
Volunteer Befriender with British Sign Language (BSL) Skills

BID Services is a charity promoting choice and independence. Our befriending service supports Deaf people in Birmingham who may feel lonely or isolated and we’re looking for volunteer befrienders with BSL to join our team and help support the community. Are you a sign language user? Do you want to practice your BSL skills? Join our lovely team of volunteer befrienders!
Volunteers & female mentors wanted community well-being support for women

Tellwithsabrina C.I.C are looking for female mentors & volunteers with either lived experience/skills to assist in community mental health & well-being projects for women and youths 16 and older (female only).
Black History Month – October 2023: Saluting Our Sisters

BVSC wants to support the Birmingham Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise (VCFSE) sector to celebrate Black History Month which runs from 1 – 31 October. The 2023 theme is ‘Saluting Our Sisters’ – highlighting the crucial role black women have played in shaping history, inspiring change and building communities Get involved in Black History Month through events across the City – or create your own event!