Dorothy Parkes Centre
The Dorothy Parkes Centre is a community centre based in Smethwick, a diverse and deprived area in the Metropolitan Borough of Sandwell in the West Midlands. The Centre opened in 2000.
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Project Skill: Family Friendly
Polish Expats Association – Welcome Centre
The Welcome community café is a lively place in the heart of Erdington, that is family and child friendly, where you can enjoy a coffee, lunch, or just soak up the atmosphere.
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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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Birmingham Open Spaces Forum
Birmingham Open Spaces Forum – BOSF – is a network organisation that aims to bring together all the people in Birmingham with an interest in our open spaces. Our management committee is made up of volunteer representatives from across the city.
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Growing Birmingham
Growing Birmingham lists, promotes and generally celebrates all the wonderful people who grow fruit and veg here . . . in the city’s 8000+ allotments, at the edges of some of our 600+ parks, in community orchards, gardens etc.
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Gro Organic
We provide a comprehensive range of services to schools, businesses and third sector organisations that are looking to improve their outdoor space or utilise local land for skill development, training or community cohesion.
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