Community Transport : Furniture
CT Furniture provides pre-owned furniture and electrical items at affordable prices, to individuals and families across the West Midlands and the North East. We have a huge choice available.
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Just Finance Black Country
Just Finance Black Country works in partnership with whg, one of the Midlands leading providers of high quality homes (owning and managing around 21,000 properties across the Midlands).
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The Well Wolverhampton
Churches, schools, businesses and individuals donate non-perishable, in-date food. All food given out by The Well is donated or bought with money donated.
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Wolverhampton Freegle
Throwing something away? STOP!! If you live in the Wolverhampton area, please offer your reusable items to other group members. Keep it out of landfill by recycling it.
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Family Matters : CAB Walsall
A project funded jointly by Big Lottery and the European Social Fund and delivered by Citizens Advice Walsall. Our goal is to help families from Walsall, Wolverhampton, Dudley and Sandwell engage in volunteering, training and employment opportunities.
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Excel Church Seniors Lunch Club
For just £3 you will get a 2 course lunch and an opportunity to chat to friends before listening to a range of entertainment from a short talk, to a school choir, or a good old sing song!
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