What we do
17 free services in Wolverhampton, Walsall and beyond. Everyone is welcome, whatever your race, culture or religion.
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ESOL and Maths classes
Weekly English and maths classes to build confidence and communication skills.
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IT and computer classes
Learn to use a computer, the internet, Word and Excel, and find learning and work online.
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Sewing and knitting
Free sewing and knitting classes that support well-being and bring people together.
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Cookery and African food bank
Cookery skills, healthy eating, and a drop-in with free tea, coffee and food.
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Recycling and free redistribution
Free clothes, shoes, furniture, food parcels, books, toys and sanitary products.
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Advice and orientation
Free, confidential advice and help to find your way around services.
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Interpreting and translation
Help in your own language at appointments and with letters.
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Counselling
Short-term counselling and emotional support for individuals, couples and families in crisis.
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Domestic and sexual abuse support
Confidential support to help you make your own choices and stay safe.
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Befriending
Home visits and one-to-one practical support, especially for women who feel isolated.
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Parenting group sessions
Support for parents to build strong relationships and help children feel confident.
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Women's and men's chat groups
Meet people, make friends and practise conversational English.
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Health and wellbeing
Health forums, talks, workshops and exercise sessions.
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Dance and music movement therapy
Moving to music to support health, confidence and connection.
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Arts, culture and heritage
Art and craft, cultural events, allotment gardening and activities for all ages.
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Public awareness talks
Talks for schools, churches and community groups about the challenges migrants face.
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International work in Cameroon
A humanitarian project for vulnerable people in Cameroon.
Not sure what you need?
Call us on 01902 901270 or ask for help online. We will find the right support for you.