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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Project Skill: Friendship
South Aston United Reformed Church Lunch Club
As the name suggests The Lunch Club, which meets at 12.30pm every Wednesday at South Aston United Reformed Church, is a club where people of over 50years of age can meet together and have a cooked meal.
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Beacon Church Lunch Club
The Lunch Club provides meals and a relaxed environment for people to enjoy themselves. It also offers opportunity for healthy conversations to continue at the end of meal to build strong relationship in the community.
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Villa Cross Soup Kitchen
Based in Birmingham, we provide a hot meal, clothing, advice, and assistance to people in need, in a warm and friendly environment where they are treated with respect and dignity.
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Have a HART : Help the Homeless
Shirley, our founder, had a natural instinct for wanting to care for those less fortunate. Raising a large family had taken up most of Shirley’s time. With her children all grown up she found she now had time on her hands.
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Omega Chatterbox
The Omega Chatterbox Action Against Loneliness and Crisis Support Programme recruits, trains and supports volunteers who really understand the issues faced by carers, former carers and people living on their own.
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