Promote your organisation

Through our communication channels, you can reach out to Birmingham's voluntary and community sector and other key local, regional and national audiences in a cost-effective way.

Advertise and promote your jobs, events and training courses, services and other opportunities.

Our communications channels are diverse and far-reaching. Any advertisements placed with us will appear on:

This website which has around 40,000 visitors each month. Your advertisement can feature on our jobs page, events calendar, training calendar, news page or virtual community noticeboard.
Our popular weekly e-bulletin is the go-to place for the latest announcements from Birmingham's third sector. It's sent out each Friday to over 5,000 subscribers based in Birmingham and beyond.
Our social media channels - Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn - have an extensive reach and are a highly effective way of getting your message out, or promoting a particular job, event or announcement.

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BVSC blog: Update Brum

Our blog gives a direct voice to Birmingham’s voluntary and community sector to share their stories. We encourage organisations and community groups to submit content - stories, opinion and information pieces, organisation “profiles” and case studies.

To contact the editors with pitches/content, please email [email protected]. We are always open to ideas for new, fresh content to help promote your organisation, group or cause!

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Route2Wellbeing Online Portal

If you deliver health and care services, register on the Route2Wellbeing portal. This is used by health professionals and agencies to find out about local services available for their patients or service users.

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Carer Aware Training

This accessible e-learning is provided by Birmingham City Council -you will learn more about what it's like to be a family/unpaid carer, increase your, knowledge about carers rights and the tremendous contribution that carers make to society and the economy.
Community Development and Social Medias Officer

African French Speaking Community Support, Closing date: Friday 4 December 2020
Workplace Champion Volunteer

To be a vital link between the Carers Trust and your colleagues. Putting up posters/distributing leaflets in the workplace, signposting colleagues to our web site or referring themselves to us.
Local Awareness volunteer

To be a vital link between the Carers Trust and the community. You will be raising awareness of the organisation and the services it offers.

Advice and Information

Find out about the range of advice and information BVSC can offer organsations in Birmingham.
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Manage volunteers

Find out how BVSC can support you with volunteer management.
Payroll Bureau

COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions for Voluntary, Community Faith and Social Enterprises

BVSC has compiled FAQs and guidance to help VCFSE sector organisations to understand what is permissible under the current National Lockdown restrictions which came into force on 5 November.
Call out to stand in solidarity around the real causes of England's housing emergency

Baobab Women’s Project and Shelter Birmingham have come together to develop a statement of solidarity which puts the record straight about the causes of the housing emergency.
Veg advocates sought for the Food Foundation's Peas Please initiative

Peas Please is about making it easier for people to eat more veg both for a healthy body and a healthy planet. By working with farmers, high street food chains, restaurants, supermarkets, governments and people like YOU, all at the same time, we can make sure everyone can eat enough veg.
Webinar: Why tackling inequalities is everyone’s business and everyone’s battle in Birmingham

Join us on for this special webinar on Monday 30 Nov at 4pm, when when BVSC CEO Brian Carr will be joined by Cllr John Cotton and Faeeza Vaid MBE, Executive Director Muslim Women's Network UK, to discuss the report 'Everyone’s Business, Everyone’s Battle: Tackling Inequalities in Birmingham'.
BVSC statement and FAQ guide to Tier 2 Restrictions in Birmingham

BVSC has produced a statement and FAQ document intended to provide some clarity as to what activity is - and is not - permitted under the Tier 2 restrictions for voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector organisations in Birmingham.
Launch of 'Request Help as a Local Organisation' service from BVSC and the VCS Emergencies Partnership

When local voluntary organisations need extra support, they should firstly approach their local voluntary sector support organisation However, there may be times when there is not enough local capacity to provide the support required. At this point, organisations in need can make a request for support from the ‘Request help as a local organisation’ service.
Community Organiser

ACORN Birmingham, Closing date: Tuesday 12 January 2021
Micro fund open to grassroots community groups in Birmingham

The Brum Recovery Micro Fund is set up with funding from Birmingham City Council and is aimed at unconstituted and grassroots community groups in the city. Groups can apply for up to £2,000 and the deadline for applications is 8 December 2020.
Local Hospice marks Pancreatic Cancer Month with live virtual play

On 24th November, Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice will be hosting a live, online performance of Homeward Bound – a play based on the true story of Seth and Lesley Goodburn and the 33 short and heart-breaking days from Seth's diagnosis with pancreatic cancer to his death.
Are you involved in providing food on the streets of Brum?

The Food Justice Network is collating the latest information on who is doing what, where and when. Complete their short survey to help build the picture of support in Brum.