Hall Green Families – Summer Holiday ideas
Here are some ideas of activities for children available from Hall Green Families.
Here are some ideas of activities for children available from Hall Green Families.
Women’s Consortium presents online virtual training. Next up we have; Overcoming Anxiety, Worry & Depression during the COVID 19 Pandemic, delivered via Zoom on Thursday 23rd July at 10:00.
Welcome to the coronavirus weekly update from Birmingham City Council.
Unity Streets, along with Breaking Boundaries will be holding a 10,000 steps challenge in Calthorpe Park, Balsall Heath on Sunday 26th July at 12pm.
Healthwatch Birmingham wants to hear your experiences of health and social care and how things have been different for you since the Covid-19 lockdown began. They are making sure that health and care services listen to the people that use them as things change in response to the pandemic.
£19500.00 Pro Rata
Fixed term contract: Aug 2020 – Dec 2020
MECC Trust based in Balsall Heath, Birmingham provides employment & training advice and guidance for unemployed in the community. You will develop and promote positive use of our employment and training provisions at the MECC Centre and establish contact with potential clients in the surrounding areas. You should have extensive experience in advice work in community settings working and meeting needs of those disadvantaged in the post Covid 19 employment market.
Please submit you CV and supporting statement to:
Closing Date: 26th July 2020 at 17:00pm
MECC Trust, 93 Court Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham B12 9LQ
Tel: 0121 440 3500.
Lockdown has seen a lot of people dust off their old bike and get back cycling. With a lot of people holidaying at home this year you may well be planning a few bike rides. West Midlands Police want to share our top tips for keeping your bike safe.
Bright Futures run weekly football training for children in Balsall Heath Park. They are currently seeking adults who can support sessions, 11am-1pm every Saturday.
The People for Public Services forum would like to invite you to its first online forum on Tuesday 4th August 2020, 2pm – 3pm.
Welcome to the coronavirus weekly update from Birmingham City Council.
A new survey has been launched this month aimed at Birmingham-based parents/carers of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
West Midlands Police are asking people in the Sparkbrook & Sparkhill area to complete a survey to let us know how you feel about policing in your area and what matters to you in your community.
The fourth theme in the series is Connection: Stitching a message to connect with others.
As National Co-production Week begins today (6th July), Birmingham City Council’s Adult Social Care Directorate want to know your views about how COVID-19 has affected you.