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Having received excellent responses from yourselves during our coronavirus focus groups, I’d thought you’d be interested to hear about “Relighting Our City” – the Council’s framework for the city’s Covid recovery. Local residents, community organisations, city businesses, Councillors and other partners have all been engaged as part of its development, and the plan sets out the key priorities for all of the Council’s recovery work.
We’ve launched an online platform where city residents and community partners can find out more about the plan’s priorities, and leave comments to share their views and ideas. It would be great if you could have a look over this and let us know your feedback. As I stressed during our focus groups, we want to put the city’s communities at the heart of our recovery work - your views are vital to make this a success.
The Relighting Our City platform can be reached through this link: https://wolverhamptonrecovery.commonplace.is/. Please do share this with anyone that you think would be interested.
The plan has five priority themes, which are similar to some of the themes discussed in our focus groups:
More information about the recovery plan and the launch of the platform can be found here: https://www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/news/relighting-our-city-share-your-views.
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hate crime awareness week
WARNING!!!! Video content may upset some viewers..... this week is Hate Crime Awareness Week...you can be targeted for your disability,race,religion,sexuality or gender!!! You may witness it happen to someone else,or hear hate speech...it should NOT be tolerated!! Please,please report it..below is a list of ways..
Ring 101
Ring Victim Support 08081689111
Crime stoppers website
www.west-midlands.police.uk live chat
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Celebrate Black History Month with Wolverhampton Libraries. Check out our 'Book of the day' and reserve a copy online for yourself or your child on https://capitadiscovery.co.uk/wolverhampton
Reserve books online bit.ly/30Q0zSk through our Select & Collect service! Once items are ready we’ll contact you to arrange safe collection! This service is also available at Bilston, Warstones and Wednesfield.
You can also reserve on the phone (01902) 552025 Mon-Fri 10-3.30 Sat 10-2
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Celebrate Black History Month with Wolverhampton Libraries. Check out our 'Book of the day' and reserve a copy online for yourself or your child on https://capitadiscovery.co.uk/wolverhampton
Reserve books online bit.ly/30Q0zSk through our Select & Collect service! Once items are ready we’ll contact you to arrange safe collection! This service is also available at Bilston, Warstones and Wednesfield.
You can also reserve on the phone (01902) 552025 Mon-Fri 10-3.30 Sat 10-2
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Download the free NHS Covid-19 app to your phone and check into venues with the QR scanner to protect yourself and the ones you love. For more information visit: http://orlo.uk/9vtjv?
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Today, as part of the ‘By Your Side’ campaign, we are sharing the first service which can support children, young people and families who may be experiencing loneliness, particularly during the coronavirus pandemic.
City of Wolverhampton Council Advice and Support offers a collection of free resources helping children and young people to understand coronavirus and what families can do if they’re worried about the emotional impacts of the pandemic. There are also links to a 24/7 Mental Health Support Line.
Find out more by visiting: http://orlo.uk/EqLDE
For a full list of support available, visit: http://orlo.uk/mmSfC
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Different organizations and groups talking about how covid-19 effected them LGBT+ sparkle are on hear this is part 1 of 3
Today is the start of Hate Crime Awareness Week. We want to let you know that this horrible crime is not tolerated in Wolverhampton and over the next week we’ll be sharing what it is and how to report it! We are delighted to partner with Safer Wolverhampton Partnership and Victim Support West Midlands
#stophatewv #hatecrimeawarenessweek
#wolverhampton
Please see attached information regarding walk in test sites in Wolverhampton. It might be useful to share similar for other areas, if anyone has them as shows all the local test centres at a glance.
For circulation to colleagues, staff and their families etc. or you can go online www.gov.uk/get-coronavirus-test or call 119.
Carer Support Newsletter October 2020
Dear Carer
Hope you are well
Please find enclosed the latest copy of our Carer newsletter.
Just as the newsletter went to print the Government announced the NHS Covid 19 app, so we haven’t had an opportunity to publish an article about the benefits for everyone and how to download the app.
As you are aware there are new restrictions are in place to stop the spread of Covid-19 in Wolverhampton. This is a worrying time for everyone especially if you are a carer looking after someone who needs extra help. The new NHS Covid 19 app will help us to play a key role in the fight against the virus.
The app is free to download from the AppStore or Google Play and will work on the majority of Apple and Android smartphones.
The app will help the NHS understand where and how Covid-19 is spreading so that the authorities can respond more quickly and effectively. It enables people to report symptoms, order a coronavirus test and check into venues by scanning a QR code. It will also notify users if they have come into contact with someone who later tests positive for coronavirus.
By installing the app on your smartphone, you will be helping to protect your family, friends and those in your community as well as yourself. This is because the app supports the NHS's wider Test and Trace programme to stop the spread of the virus – and the quicker we can do that, the sooner we can get back to a more normal life.
Even if you do not have a compatible smartphone yourself, you will still benefit from other people downloading the app because they will be helping the NHS understand more about how the virus spreads and be supporting the Test and Trace process.
For more information about the NHS Covid-19 app, please visit www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/covid-19-mobile-app or www.covid19.nhs.uk.
If you need assistance to download the app please contact The Carers Team on 01902 553409 who will be able to advise you.
Please don’t forget, if you have something you’d like us to consider for the next or future editions of the newsletter, please contact the team via email carer.support@wolverhampton.gov.uk.
Kind regards
The Carer Support Team
01902 553409
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This Breast Cancer Awareness Month we have compiled lots of information for you to learn the signs and symptoms of breast cancer to accessing local support services. 
We are still here to listen to your health and social care experiences. Help to make a difference by sharing yours.
✉️ Email at info@healthwatchwolverhampton.co.uk or
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If I have a cough, do I have Covid-19 ⁉️
Check your symptoms below, you might have the flu or a cold. However, if you have one of the three main Covid symptoms, get a test to check:
- high temperature
- new / continuous cough
- loss or change to sense of smell or taste
As promised the webinar for the Black Country BAME Engagement Webinar is now live on our YouTube channel. I have also written a blog to accompany the event :
The YouTube link for the webinar is below:
Black Country Near Neighbours
Nazima Esscopri
Black County Healthcare NHS Foundatin Trust
Transforming Communities Together
Positive Participation Ltd
Jaikara Cic
One Palfrey Big Local
Domestic violence is still an issue and help is still available. Please remember you are not alone. Each of the services have web/Whatsapp chat if you can not call and more information can be found on their websites. The Haven Wolverhampton Birmingham and Solihull Women's Aid Black Country Women's Aid
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We are delighted to be working with The Joint Public Issues Team on the launch of today’s #ResetTheDebt campaign!
During lockdown, millions of families in the UK have been forced to borrow money to make ends meet - with the biggest increase in debt amoungst the poorest households. We’re delighted our friends Together Liverpool and Love Black Country are supporting it too! Find out more at https://resetthedebt.uk/ and get involved 
We are delighted to support the start of #BlackHistoryMonth We’re pleased to be able to share YOUR PATH: YOUR JOURNEY. Written by Petula Nurse & our own Cassius Francis, it aims to inspire young people to follow their path and discover their journey.
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Together We're Stronger. For FREE support to help you address issues around debt,joining the Credit Union,befriending-even ways to enhance your community call us on 07393 018271 Thank you to Dominic Thompson & Therese Collins for your work on this fab film funded by Arts Council England
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We understand things are tough at the moment and we are here to help.
Our free counselling service offers low waiting times, a friendly face and understanding, inclusive counsellors.
Self referral is simple, just email wolveslgbtalliance1@outlook.com, all communications are treated in the strictest of confidence.
Employee savings schemes are a fantastic way of saving regular
affordable amounts direct from your salary. Credit Unions can set
up a scheme with your employer simply and quickly – look after
your financial security #paydayyourway talk to your local credit union - https://www.findyourcreditunion.co.uk
migrant empowerment group
contact details 07713156506
meg_2018@yahoo.com
contact details 07713156506
meg_2018@yahoo.com
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Be confident about your finances! Save through an employee savings scheme - talk your local Credit Union about setting one up with your employer #paydayyourway https://www.findyourcreditunion.co.uk/
Here are some of the key things we all must to do to stop the spread of coronavirus in Wolverhampton. Director of Public Health John Denley said: "Covid-19 hasn't gone away, but if we all work together, we will stop the spread – and there are 10 steps we all must take in order to defeat this virus."
1) Don't allow people you either don't live with or who aren’t part of your support or care bubble into your home or garden, or visit theirs.
2) Hands: Wash your hands regularly for 20 seconds.
3) Face: Wear a face covering where required, unless you are exempt for medical or other reasons.
4) Space: Stay 2m apart from people you do not live with, or 1m-plus with extra precautions if 2m is not possible.
5) Download the Covid-19 app from www.covid19.nhs.uk.
6) Work from home if you can.
7) Adhere to the 10pm curfew for pubs, restaurants and bars.
8) Support businesses which are Covid-secure – and take your custom elsewhere if they are not.
9) Get a test if you have symptoms of Covid-19.
10) Share your contact details for Test and Trace purposes and self-isolate as required.
Please click http://orlo.uk/DlvCC to read the full story.
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“Rupi” is one of many women who have accessed The Haven’s services during the lockdown period.
For women and children experiencing domestic abuse - we are still here - we can support you via our 24/7 helpline, WhatsApp or Live Chat.
Helpline: 08000 194 400 (24/7)
WhatsApp: 07719 558183 (9am - 7pm)
Live Chat: www.havenrefuge.org.uk (Mon
Counselling is still being delivered virtually.
Our services have not been on lockdown. Please do not suffer in silence. There is no excuse for abuse.
#thehaven #support #advice #domesticabuse #onlinesupport #safetyplanning #domesticabuseawareness #youarenotalone #noexcuseforabuse #againstdomesticabuse #covid #support #charity #women #supportingwomen #supportingchildren #wolverhampton #counselling
October will see the start of Eden Communities' very first Virtual Community Camp - an immersive learning experience offering a mix of practical activities, workshop sessions and networking opportunities for people from across the UK.
Apply to attend the Virtual Community Camp: https://buff.ly/30116Bp
TCT expands its support communities thanks to generous grant from the @Caf Monica Brown, CAF's Head of Charity Advisory and Programmes “We were very pleased and proud to be able to offer assistance to TCT to help them expand their Covid-19 related work supporting communities” Read more at https://tctogether.org.uk/whats-new/tct-expands-its-support-communities-thanks-to-generous-grant-from-the-charities-aid-foundation
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The applications for our Small Grants (between £250-£3000) for local groups working together to improve their neighbourhood are now open in 10 local hubs across England.
Before applying look at the criteria, familiarise yourself with the latest Covid guidance in your area, and talk to our local coordinator in your hub - http://bit.ly/NNGrants
http://bchft.dudley.employmentservices@nhs.net
01902 608 641
01902 608 641
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Are you interested in creating change in your community? Does your faith create a strong desire for social action and tackling injustice?
Transforming Communities Together (TCT) seeks to support people and communities to thrive and flourish. We’re looking to recruit a trustee from within the BAME communities.
We were formed in 2014, as a Joint Venture between the local church and a national Christian charity. We work across all four Black Country boroughs, as well as the whole of Staffordshire and northern Shropshire.
Our mission is to partner with others, seeking the common good, working for justice as people of hope, so that communities may flourish and those who are vulnerable, isolated, and disadvantaged might enjoy life in its fullness.
Our goal is to empower churches and other faith groups, individuals, groups and communities to respond effectively to the issues of poverty and social justice that they encounter.
This ethos begins with our staff, volunteers, and trustees, who are by far our most important assets. We seek to support and nurture all of our team members to fulfil their vocations to reach out and make a difference.
TCT currently has a diverse staff team, with BAME communities well represented, but we would also like to improve the diversity of our Board of Trustees. If you have skills and experience that could help us develop our work please get in touch for an informal chat with our CEO - David Primrose - ceo@tctogether.org.uk or call 07975 644044
There is more information on our current work and impact at www.tctogether.org.uk or visit https://tctogether.org.uk/areas-of-work/tct-impact-2019 to download last year’s impact report
were proud to be working with YMCA open door and paperchains on the 2nd stage of paper chains until 17/10/20 this is focused on young people with experence of homelessness, and exclusion , thoses in pupil referal Units, or secure units, and also young people in the armed services and children of veterans and serving armed forces. these are the voices we feel are often less heard
find out more
https://www.paperchains.org/
find out more
https://www.paperchains.org/
Have you booked on yet? We’re running weekly sessions to help make our communities more financially resilient. Book your FREE place now. We’ll even help you deliver in your community.
for more information call 07465 966 597
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Dear JK Rowling,
I am writing this letter to say a big thank you to you. You may think it strange that a gobby trans woman such as me would wish to thank you after all your recent transphobic outpourings, but let me explain…
I certainly don’t thank you for your lengthy essay last month where you describe the abuse you have suffered (for which you have my sympathy) and in which you stated that you do not hate trans people, while at the same time peddling even more anti-trans mis-information. Sadly, your diatribe directly caused some trans children to self-harm and other to attempt suicide.
I certainly don’t thank you for your latest book in which I am told (as I have no intention of buying a copy) that a central character is a man who dresses up as a woman in order to abuse women. Apparently, at one point he talks about being “pre-op”, a term that would be used for transgender people, not crossdressers. Either way, your key message in the story is that crossdressers or trans people are dangerous people, which in reality, couldn’t be further from the truth! We are not a threat to anyone. We just want to live our best lives in peace.
What I do thank you for is for the inspiration that you give me, as every time I see a transphobic message from you, it spurs me on with my mission to reach out to other trans people to let them know that it’s OK to be trans and also to educate as many non-trans people as I can to show them that trans people are just ordinary people who want to be safe, loved and happy - just like everyone else.
Happiness and peace can only come from within and I found both 2.5 years ago when I admitted to myself that I am a transgender woman, after living for 48 years as a man and living with gender dysphoria since the age of 3. I only hope that you may one day find the same inner peace and happiness that I have found by finally being able to live my truth and that you will no longer feel the need to cause harm to a group of people who you clearly do not understand. Even though there is a small minority of very noisy anti-trans campaigners who feel the same way as you, thankfully, the vast majority of people in the UK are hugely supportive of trans people and for that, I am extremely grateful.
Love from,
Katie x
the link for the suicide awareness training
https://www.relias.co.uk/hubfs/ZSACourse5/story_html5.html
https://www.relias.co.uk/hubfs/ZSACourse5/story_html5.html
face coverings are not a replacment for social distancing.
evidence suggests that faces coverings do not protect you , but they do help toi protect thoses around you
but when wearing a face covering make sure you follow the other rules around social distancing to help stop the spread of the virus
for more information about face covering rules and how best to use them visit our CORONAVIRUS hub
https://www.healthwatchwolverhampton.co.uk/when-should-i-wear-a-face-covering/
evidence suggests that faces coverings do not protect you , but they do help toi protect thoses around you
but when wearing a face covering make sure you follow the other rules around social distancing to help stop the spread of the virus
for more information about face covering rules and how best to use them visit our CORONAVIRUS hub
https://www.healthwatchwolverhampton.co.uk/when-should-i-wear-a-face-covering/
the refugee and migrant centre Wolverhampton BLAK country & birmigham
our team are heare to help as always . remember you can call your local office ,or compleate our online form to get support remotely. if you do need to come to our office please wear a mask and remember to social distance
https://rmcentre.org.uk/contact/
our team are heare to help as always . remember you can call your local office ,or compleate our online form to get support remotely. if you do need to come to our office please wear a mask and remember to social distance
https://rmcentre.org.uk/contact/
Caudwell childen
we want to change this statistic by upskilling and introducing more young people with autisum to the work within the digital industary thought our employment program
to find out more information and sign up https://bit.ly/3k7KH5N
we want to change this statistic by upskilling and introducing more young people with autisum to the work within the digital industary thought our employment program
to find out more information and sign up https://bit.ly/3k7KH5N
contact us
to acess support from the team freephone 0808 802 2288
to acess support from the team freephone 0808 802 2288
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heart of england community foundatiion multipal funds available
https://buff.ly/2RczdRW
https://buff.ly/2RczdRW
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Cut household transmission to stem Covid-19 infections plea
Families across Wolverhampton are being urged to help cut the household to household transmission of coronavirus by staying apart this weekend ahead of new Government rules being introduced on Monday.
Health chiefs are asking residents not to hold parties or large-scale gatherings before the so-called 'rule of six' comes into force – as cases of Covid-19 increase in the city and elsewhere in the region.
From Monday, it will be illegal for people to meet in groups of more than six, indoors or outside, except where additional members of the group are members of the same household or bubble or in certain settings such as schools and workplaces. Social distancing must be observed at all times whenever people from different households or bubbles meet.
This afternoon, restrictions were announced in Birmingham, Sandwell and Solihull preventing any contact between households from Tuesday onwards – and Wolverhampton’s proximity to these neighbouring areas means that unless people's behaviour changes quickly the city is likely to face further restrictions and greater lockdown measures of its own.
Leader of the City of Wolverhampton Council, Councillor Ian Brookfield, said: “Covid-19 infection rates are rising rapidly across Wolverhampton and the West Midlands, and the spread of the virus is mainly being driven by social gatherings in the home.
"New guidance is being introduced on Monday to limit gatherings to no more than six people in most situations, but we really need local residents to go further than this if we are to avoid the introduction of measures such as those that will be imposed upon residents in Birmingham, Sandwell and Solihull from next week.”
John Denley, Wolverhampton's Director of Public Health, said: "How we all behave over the next few days will have a big impact on what further restrictions we might see here in Wolverhampton, so please everyone, be extra careful this weekend, stay in your household or family bubble wherever possible and, if you must mix with people from other households, do so safely by social distancing at all times."
Latest figures show there were 43.12 cases per 100,000 residents in Wolverhampton in the seven days to 8 September, up from 11.83 cases in the week to 1 September, with the rise in cases mainly driven by a spike in infections among young adults.
Mr Denley added: "The rise in cases in recent days shows how easily Covid-19 is transmitted within households and from one family to another, and that's why everyone must do all they can to stop the spread of coronavirus and help us avoid a local lockdown."
Everyone should:
practice social distancing when they are with anyone who is not a member of their household or support bubble (from Monday, it will be illegal to meet in groups of more than six indoors or outside, with some exceptions)
wear a face covering in enclosed public places like shops and on public transport, unless they are exempt on medical grounds
thoroughly clean frequently touched areas in the home or at work
continue to wash their hands more regularly with soap, for 20 seconds at a time.
Symptoms of Covid-19 include a fever, a new, continuous cough and loss or change to a person’s sense of taste and smell. People with symptoms, no matter how mild, should immediately self-isolate and book a test by visiting www.nhs.uk/coronavirus or calling 119.
The latest information and guidance around coronavirus is available at www.gov.uk/coronavirus and on the council’s own coronavirus pages at www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/coronavirus. There’s lots of advice on how people can protect themselves and their families from coronavirus from the NHS at www.nhs.uk/coronavirus.
here's a lovley articule about a trans woman who came out to her family during lockdown written by her wife
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/trans-come-out-lockdown-transgender-wife-introduce-colleagues-b425796.html
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/trans-come-out-lockdown-transgender-wife-introduce-colleagues-b425796.html
check out this excellent letter to the mp
trans woman are not a threat to none trans woman
trans woman are not a threat to none trans woman
we all have a part to play in helping to stop the spread of COVID-19 in our communities.
new figures show that the highest population testing positive at the moment are 18-30 year olds
we all have a responsibilty regardless of age to help protect ourselves and anyone we may come in to contact with
do your bit to help stop the spread
new figures show that the highest population testing positive at the moment are 18-30 year olds
we all have a responsibilty regardless of age to help protect ourselves and anyone we may come in to contact with
do your bit to help stop the spread
transforming communities togetrher
hidden in plain sight is our online modern slavery awareness training for anyone- everyone welcome
modern slaverry is present in every major town and city we want to create a communites that are safe for all and where everyone can thrive and flourish book now at
https://modern-slavery-awareness.eventbrite.co.uk/
hidden in plain sight is our online modern slavery awareness training for anyone- everyone welcome
modern slaverry is present in every major town and city we want to create a communites that are safe for all and where everyone can thrive and flourish book now at
https://modern-slavery-awareness.eventbrite.co.uk/
donations stations are back
due to the sucess of last weeks donation stations , our brand new compton care retail+superstore in wolverhampton city centre will be open again this wednesday between 4pm and 7pm for you to donate your pre-loved items
there no need to book a donation slot .simple turn up on the day and a member of our retail team will be on hand to except your kind donations e
find us at
2 st Georges parade
Wolverhampton
wv2 1ba
to access the donation station you'll need to turn left onto tempest street where you'll see a banner outside the entrance
if you're are an exciting girt aid donor with us remember to take your donor id card with you when donating. were then able to add 25% income to all of you're donated items that we sell In our store at no extra cost to you
for more information about the types of things we can accept visit https://bit.ly/2GxkKxZ
due to the sucess of last weeks donation stations , our brand new compton care retail+superstore in wolverhampton city centre will be open again this wednesday between 4pm and 7pm for you to donate your pre-loved items
there no need to book a donation slot .simple turn up on the day and a member of our retail team will be on hand to except your kind donations e
find us at
2 st Georges parade
Wolverhampton
wv2 1ba
to access the donation station you'll need to turn left onto tempest street where you'll see a banner outside the entrance
if you're are an exciting girt aid donor with us remember to take your donor id card with you when donating. were then able to add 25% income to all of you're donated items that we sell In our store at no extra cost to you
for more information about the types of things we can accept visit https://bit.ly/2GxkKxZ
the refugee and migrant centre wolverhampton black country &birmigham
yesterday was world suicide prevention day. if you can spare 20 mins this short online training may one day save someone's life
https://www.relias.co.uk/hubfs/ZSA-FullTraining/story_html5.html
yesterday was world suicide prevention day. if you can spare 20 mins this short online training may one day save someone's life
https://www.relias.co.uk/hubfs/ZSA-FullTraining/story_html5.html
independent age - funding to support older people HAEDEST hit by CORONAVIRUS
https://buff.ly/2DIGVAh
https://buff.ly/2DIGVAh
today is world suicide prevention day
in 2019 there were 5,691 recorded suicides in England and wales.
suicidal thoughts are more common than you might think, 1 in 5 people will experience suicidal thoughts in their lifetime.
sadly the suicide rate has increased during COVID-19 and many more are being effected by mental ill health.
zero suicide alliance has free recourses and training available to help people spot the signs and better support people that may have concerns a bout.
you can access this recourse via our website hear
https://www.healthwatchwolverhampton.co.uk/information-signposting/useful-resources/
if you are struggling with suicidal thoughts or mental ill health , we want you to know that its ok to talk about it , please talk to someone and reach out to services
you are important, you are amazing and you are loved.
if you or someone you know is living with mental ill health and want to find support you can find a range of support services and information on our website
https://www.healthwatchwolverhampton.co.uk/news/mental-health-awareness-week-where-to-find-support/
in 2019 there were 5,691 recorded suicides in England and wales.
suicidal thoughts are more common than you might think, 1 in 5 people will experience suicidal thoughts in their lifetime.
sadly the suicide rate has increased during COVID-19 and many more are being effected by mental ill health.
zero suicide alliance has free recourses and training available to help people spot the signs and better support people that may have concerns a bout.
you can access this recourse via our website hear
https://www.healthwatchwolverhampton.co.uk/information-signposting/useful-resources/
if you are struggling with suicidal thoughts or mental ill health , we want you to know that its ok to talk about it , please talk to someone and reach out to services
you are important, you are amazing and you are loved.
if you or someone you know is living with mental ill health and want to find support you can find a range of support services and information on our website
https://www.healthwatchwolverhampton.co.uk/news/mental-health-awareness-week-where-to-find-support/
our team are great ! if you want to work with the best staff and volunteers around apply for a job with us today
https://rmcentre.org.uk/work-with-us/
https://rmcentre.org.uk/work-with-us/
would you like to be part of growing Wolverhampton?
sharing and learning together online?
how might we help each other to enjoy the process and fruits of growing and gardening?
come and join this activate session to design an online growing group
https://buff.ly/3miJUB4
sharing and learning together online?
how might we help each other to enjoy the process and fruits of growing and gardening?
come and join this activate session to design an online growing group
https://buff.ly/3miJUB4
morale officor - mutual aid get together Thursday 10th September 2020
what a fantastic gathering of awesome people doing awesome things in the communitry.
hear is an outline of what we covered everyone gave a quick introduction who they were , where they were based and how their day had been so far
we discussed how we,d like the morale officer project to focus on the good stuff happening locally as well as coming up with positive solutions to the areas problems.
we trialled new technology using MENTIMETEER asking what made everyone happy in their community ,the picture below shows the results.
members shared some good news stories of things they had been doing for community.
MAXINE was introduced as a new team member to the project mobiles
lone working apps were being researched and experimented with
mindfulness sessions were being arranged for morale officers to help them de-stress.
issues around lone working and feeling safe had been discussed by the wider gaits team .
STEVE gave a short presentation on surplus food and the potential for a number of initiatives to be explored which sparked a great discussion and included
community food networks
gleaning/ linking to local farms
supporting those unable to harvest from own gardens
community food mapping [ fruit trees etc
community / urban orchards
community food growing
composting
preserved/ jamming /canning/ making wine
community skills sharing issues around charity food boxes and food in the that people don't like wont eat don't know due to culture difference and how to overcome these issues
capturing peoples stories using food as the common basis
looking at changes in perception -why do people no longer feel able to go borrow a cup of sugar from a neighbour
it was agreed that a face book group would enable people to engage individually and develop new connections with common ideas
feedback gave an overall impression of happy faces and an excitement to be involved in the project and meeting new people
next week will start focussing on what we can do as individuals to encourage more people to do something positive for their community
details of that meeting coming soon
what a fantastic gathering of awesome people doing awesome things in the communitry.
hear is an outline of what we covered everyone gave a quick introduction who they were , where they were based and how their day had been so far
we discussed how we,d like the morale officer project to focus on the good stuff happening locally as well as coming up with positive solutions to the areas problems.
we trialled new technology using MENTIMETEER asking what made everyone happy in their community ,the picture below shows the results.
members shared some good news stories of things they had been doing for community.
MAXINE was introduced as a new team member to the project mobiles
lone working apps were being researched and experimented with
mindfulness sessions were being arranged for morale officers to help them de-stress.
issues around lone working and feeling safe had been discussed by the wider gaits team .
STEVE gave a short presentation on surplus food and the potential for a number of initiatives to be explored which sparked a great discussion and included
community food networks
gleaning/ linking to local farms
supporting those unable to harvest from own gardens
community food mapping [ fruit trees etc
community / urban orchards
community food growing
composting
preserved/ jamming /canning/ making wine
community skills sharing issues around charity food boxes and food in the that people don't like wont eat don't know due to culture difference and how to overcome these issues
capturing peoples stories using food as the common basis
looking at changes in perception -why do people no longer feel able to go borrow a cup of sugar from a neighbour
it was agreed that a face book group would enable people to engage individually and develop new connections with common ideas
feedback gave an overall impression of happy faces and an excitement to be involved in the project and meeting new people
next week will start focussing on what we can do as individuals to encourage more people to do something positive for their community
details of that meeting coming soon
mind @ work
call or txt Karen on 07881358679
Karen.Sahota@wolverhampton.gov.uk
sign up to http://www.wolvesworkbox.com
call or txt Karen on 07881358679
Karen.Sahota@wolverhampton.gov.uk
sign up to http://www.wolvesworkbox.com
i stand with positive east because they support people in need and raise awareness about HIV and AIDS. their range of services and the organisation of the red run brings communities together to create an inspiring and friendly atmosphere every single year
KRZYSZTOF stands with positive east we hope you'll join him and help support our work
http://www.gofundme.com/f/i-stand-with-positiveeast
KRZYSZTOF stands with positive east we hope you'll join him and help support our work
http://www.gofundme.com/f/i-stand-with-positiveeast
talent match black country
today is world suicide prevention day
today is world suicide prevention day
English classes are coming back! Socially distanced, COVID- secure sessions will start soon but pre-booking is a must !
if you are interested ,find the details hear
https://rmcentre.org.uk/esol-at-rmc/
if you are interested ,find the details hear
https://rmcentre.org.uk/esol-at-rmc/
contact Hayley Blackmore -community connector on
07741231911
email walsall.communityconnectors@dwp.gov.uk
07741231911
email walsall.communityconnectors@dwp.gov.uk
please share above event with contacts its open to all the black country residents and voluntary organisations are welcome
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/black-country-bame-engagement-event-tickets-119620697727?aff=erelexpmlt
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/black-country-bame-engagement-event-tickets-119620697727?aff=erelexpmlt
ANNOUCMENT
we will be open until 6pm on a Thursday
this late night service is to make it easier for some customers to get to us
starting from tomorrow 9/7/20
https://www.hugglepets.co.uk/
we will be open until 6pm on a Thursday
this late night service is to make it easier for some customers to get to us
starting from tomorrow 9/7/20
https://www.hugglepets.co.uk/
have you got media ,sound, film making and podcast skills
looking for somewhere to volunteer
are you passionate about making a difference to people and communities why not volunteer with us !
with COVID-19 we have moved many of our events and training online. we've also been increasing our digital media output. we are looking for someone with the skills to edit webinar videos into films that we can share on our website and you tube channel .
we are looking for someone to help us in producing information videos and podcasts about modern slavery.
we are a small, diverse, friendly and passionate team, who are keen to make a difference.
if you'd like to know more, please email james.henderson@tctogether.org.uk or call 07946 771 495 for an informal chat
looking for somewhere to volunteer
are you passionate about making a difference to people and communities why not volunteer with us !
with COVID-19 we have moved many of our events and training online. we've also been increasing our digital media output. we are looking for someone with the skills to edit webinar videos into films that we can share on our website and you tube channel .
we are looking for someone to help us in producing information videos and podcasts about modern slavery.
we are a small, diverse, friendly and passionate team, who are keen to make a difference.
if you'd like to know more, please email james.henderson@tctogether.org.uk or call 07946 771 495 for an informal chat
We've all got used to distancing. in shops 'pubs' restaurants. it keeps everyone safe, and the same is true on the road.
there's been a big increase in cyclists and pedestrians in resent months so you need to look out for them
when you're passing a cyclist or pedestrian on a road always give them - at least 1.5 metres
be aware and share
http://orlo.uk/Bvpn2
there's been a big increase in cyclists and pedestrians in resent months so you need to look out for them
when you're passing a cyclist or pedestrian on a road always give them - at least 1.5 metres
be aware and share
http://orlo.uk/Bvpn2
black country Near Neighbours
looking to learn about how to tackle some of the big issues in your community we can help with free events coming up on modern slavery/hate crime /wellbeing /personal finance and payroll saving see
https://tctogether.org.uk/events
for all the details
looking to learn about how to tackle some of the big issues in your community we can help with free events coming up on modern slavery/hate crime /wellbeing /personal finance and payroll saving see
https://tctogether.org.uk/events
for all the details
useful numbers/contacts
NHS 111
http://www.nhs.uk
Citizens Advice Bureau- Debt line text 07850209529n with your name & they will call you back
debtadvice@wolverhamptoncitizensadvice.com
Urgent Crisis line text 07525 844 112 with your name &they will call you back
email enquiriesenquiries@wolverhamptoncitizensadvice.com
Samaritans freefone 116123
Domestic Abuse advice line 01902 551199
the haven 0800 194 400
west midlands police 101 or 999 in an emergency
Macmillan support line Monday to Sunday 9-5pm 0808 808 00 00
Mental health support http://www.wolverhamptonhealthyminds.nhs.uk
NHS 111
http://www.nhs.uk
Citizens Advice Bureau- Debt line text 07850209529n with your name & they will call you back
debtadvice@wolverhamptoncitizensadvice.com
Urgent Crisis line text 07525 844 112 with your name &they will call you back
email enquiriesenquiries@wolverhamptoncitizensadvice.com
Samaritans freefone 116123
Domestic Abuse advice line 01902 551199
the haven 0800 194 400
west midlands police 101 or 999 in an emergency
Macmillan support line Monday to Sunday 9-5pm 0808 808 00 00
Mental health support http://www.wolverhamptonhealthyminds.nhs.uk
world suicide prevention
contact the social hub on
http://www.thesocialhub.org.uk
Mondays &Wednesdays
office 5 NEWHAMPTON arts centre
Dunkley street
WOLVERHAMPTON
wv1 4AN
01902 771776
Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays
pay care house
George street
wv2 4DX
01902 423384
contact the social hub on
http://www.thesocialhub.org.uk
Mondays &Wednesdays
office 5 NEWHAMPTON arts centre
Dunkley street
WOLVERHAMPTON
wv1 4AN
01902 771776
Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays
pay care house
George street
wv2 4DX
01902 423384
havens website is http://www.havenrefuge.org.uk/
you matters website
https://www.youmatterhaven.org.uk/
the haven helpline number is 08000 194 400
you matters website
https://www.youmatterhaven.org.uk/
the haven helpline number is 08000 194 400
whilst we can all breath a sigh of relief at being reunited with loved ones and returning to our favourite restaurants sadly services at the haven are still in need .
throughout the year our vital wrap around support for women and children subjected to domestic abuse rely heavily on funds generated from our busy calendar of fundraising events most of which remain cancelled for the foreseeable future
this means a significant loss of vital funding needed to ensure that we can continue to offer the safe haven that many vulnerable women and children in our community turn to in their darkest hour
you can read our full appeal and make a donation to our recovery fund by visiting http://tinyur.com/havenRecovery
throughout the year our vital wrap around support for women and children subjected to domestic abuse rely heavily on funds generated from our busy calendar of fundraising events most of which remain cancelled for the foreseeable future
this means a significant loss of vital funding needed to ensure that we can continue to offer the safe haven that many vulnerable women and children in our community turn to in their darkest hour
you can read our full appeal and make a donation to our recovery fund by visiting http://tinyur.com/havenRecovery
news alert
before lock down we were running a horticulture course. well its back!
do you live in Sandwell? are you unemployed ?
do you have a passion for horticulture? if you have answered yes to these 3 questions we are offering a free accredited horticulture course level 1)
the course lasts 10 weeks. you will be asked to commit on day a week (every Thursday)
places are limited so its first come first serve ! the course starts on Thursday 10th September 2020 at our allotment in west Bromwich registration 9.30am
for more information send us a message or email us at tipton@aol.com or give us a call on 0121 557 6970
this project is funded by https://www.facebook.com/TNLCommunityfund
before lock down we were running a horticulture course. well its back!
do you live in Sandwell? are you unemployed ?
do you have a passion for horticulture? if you have answered yes to these 3 questions we are offering a free accredited horticulture course level 1)
the course lasts 10 weeks. you will be asked to commit on day a week (every Thursday)
places are limited so its first come first serve ! the course starts on Thursday 10th September 2020 at our allotment in west Bromwich registration 9.30am
for more information send us a message or email us at tipton@aol.com or give us a call on 0121 557 6970
this project is funded by https://www.facebook.com/TNLCommunityfund
transforming are delighted to have signed the Walsall for all pledge because we want everyone in Walsall, regardless of their age, background , religion , culture ,gender , or sexual orientation , ton thrive and flourish http://walsallforall.co.uk/pledge
https://www.youtube.com/embed/ge3HE8oKcpw
its not long to go until inclusion week, which is 26th September to 4th October
have you booked speakers for inclusion week yet? i know its been a crazy year, but events can still be held virtually
if you havent already booked all your speakers, i urge you to please make one of them a trans awareness trainer. it doesn't have to be me ( as there are several great trans speakers),but it would be lovely if you do chose me!
i can do sessions ranging from 1 to 3 hours and i always tell my incredible story. I came out very publicly as a transgender woman after living for 48 years as a man. i use a lot of humour in my sessions. a recent attendee said it was the most interesting webinar so far and definitely the funniest. i think its important to entertain as well as to educate as i really don't want people falling asleep during my sessions
please contact me now if you would like to book me for inclusion week
and remember its not just ok to be trans. it can be cool to be trans
katie@cool2btrans.co.uk
its not long to go until inclusion week, which is 26th September to 4th October
have you booked speakers for inclusion week yet? i know its been a crazy year, but events can still be held virtually
if you havent already booked all your speakers, i urge you to please make one of them a trans awareness trainer. it doesn't have to be me ( as there are several great trans speakers),but it would be lovely if you do chose me!
i can do sessions ranging from 1 to 3 hours and i always tell my incredible story. I came out very publicly as a transgender woman after living for 48 years as a man. i use a lot of humour in my sessions. a recent attendee said it was the most interesting webinar so far and definitely the funniest. i think its important to entertain as well as to educate as i really don't want people falling asleep during my sessions
please contact me now if you would like to book me for inclusion week
and remember its not just ok to be trans. it can be cool to be trans
katie@cool2btrans.co.uk
the GP patient survey results have been released. check how your practise did hear:
http://gp-patient.co.uk/practices-search
you can also share your experiences of your GP surgery by leaving a review on our feedback centre
http://healthwatchwolverhampton.co.uk/services
because we all care
http://gp-patient.co.uk/practices-search
you can also share your experiences of your GP surgery by leaving a review on our feedback centre
http://healthwatchwolverhampton.co.uk/services
because we all care
ensuring we look after our wellbeing is really important for our mental and physical health
hear are 10 tips for wellbeing
hear are 10 tips for wellbeing
Caudwell children
leading fashion designer and Caudwell children supporter Chanel JOAN ELKAYAM has designed a stunning butterflies themed t-shirt to raise vital funds for disabled children
order yours now at https://bit.ly/32Lysev
feeling inspired to design a butterfly or rainbow of your own hears how
paint /draw a butterflies & rainbows picture
donate on our just giving page hear
http://bit.ly/2ZM5X8E
share and nominate 3 friends to do the same
100% of donations from our paint donate nominate will go to children and families
leading fashion designer and Caudwell children supporter Chanel JOAN ELKAYAM has designed a stunning butterflies themed t-shirt to raise vital funds for disabled children
order yours now at https://bit.ly/32Lysev
feeling inspired to design a butterfly or rainbow of your own hears how
paint /draw a butterflies & rainbows picture
donate on our just giving page hear
http://bit.ly/2ZM5X8E
share and nominate 3 friends to do the same
100% of donations from our paint donate nominate will go to children and families
keeping boundaries is important for our physical ,mental ,emotional ,spiritual wellbeing . spotting when these boundaries are violated can help us maintain these boundaries
time to say goodbye were hugely proud to have served the LGBTQ+ community from 1997 to 2020-but sadly ,it is today time for us to say goodbye to our 60k+ magazine readers,31,900+facebook and 26,200+twitter followers ,24k email subscribers and 84k online readers
rather then dwelling on yet another business being seriously affected by the coronavirus pandemic ,we would instead like you two join us in focusing on and celebrating the 23 glorious years we have enjoyed together .
the decision to cease midlands zone at the end august was actually made a few ago- and will explain why we've been reminiscing in resent weeks with video of the pride ball over the years .
so please celebrate with us all the fantastic times we've had together .And who knows, midland zone may well be back at some point in the future with new publishers (talks with several interested parties are currently ongoing, so watch this space !).
we will be releasing a full statement during the course of this week .
Midland zone honorary awards 1997-2020
over the next couple of days
we will also be releasing some virtual midland zone honorary awards 1997-2020 right hear on Facebook-a chance for us to honour some of the people who deserve recognition.
in the meantime celebrate with us and be kind to each other
lots of love and best wishes for the future
the midland zone team xxx
rather then dwelling on yet another business being seriously affected by the coronavirus pandemic ,we would instead like you two join us in focusing on and celebrating the 23 glorious years we have enjoyed together .
- midland zone have achieved much over those years. Perhaps were proudest of the Birmingham pride ball, with publisher & editor martin Monahan and the entire midland zone team collectively raising over £100k for loca
- l HIV and LGBTQ Charites.
the decision to cease midlands zone at the end august was actually made a few ago- and will explain why we've been reminiscing in resent weeks with video of the pride ball over the years .
so please celebrate with us all the fantastic times we've had together .And who knows, midland zone may well be back at some point in the future with new publishers (talks with several interested parties are currently ongoing, so watch this space !).
we will be releasing a full statement during the course of this week .
Midland zone honorary awards 1997-2020
over the next couple of days
we will also be releasing some virtual midland zone honorary awards 1997-2020 right hear on Facebook-a chance for us to honour some of the people who deserve recognition.
in the meantime celebrate with us and be kind to each other
lots of love and best wishes for the future
the midland zone team xxx
travellers must self - isolate if travelling from certain locations
people who are returning to Wolverhampton from a holiday or other trip abroad are being reminded that they may be required to self isolate for 14 days to help prevent the spread of coronavirus
all travellers will need to self isolate for the first 14 days after they arrive unless they are in countries that form part of the travel corridor with the UK
key holiday destinations such as SPAIN and FRANCE were removed from the travel corridor in resent weeks due to increasing levels of COVID -19 infections in the two countries ,meaning holidaymakers were required to self -isolate on their return. yesterday ,SWITZERLAND, JAMANICA and the CZECH REPUBLIC became the latest countries to be taken off the list.
in addition, residents or visitors travelling to the UK from any country, regardless of weather they are on the travel corridor or not, must provide their journey and contact details.
for full details of coronavirus regulations regarding travel, and a list of countries which are currently on the travel corridor, please visit http://www.gov.uk/guidence/coronavirus-covid-19-travel-corridors
anyone not self isolating where required could be fined £1,000
people who don't provide accurate contact information face a fine of up to £3,200
councillor JASBIR JASPAL the city of WOLVERHAMPTON councils cabinet member for public health and wellbeing, said its important that people are aware of the regulations regarding travel into the UK ,and that they self isolate for 14 days if required this is because it can take up to 14 days for coronavirus symptoms to appear.
so if you are planning on going away, or you are due to return to the UK shortly ,please check the latest travel guidance and help prevent the spread of covid-19.
latest data shows there were 12.18 cases of covid-19 per 1000,000 people in Wolverhampton over the seven days up to 24 august ,compared to 17.92 per 1000,000 in the seven days up to 17 august
symptoms of covid-19 include a fever a new continuous cough and loss or change to a persons sense of taste and smell. People with symptoms ,no matter how mild ,should immediately self-isolate and book a test by visiting http://www.nhs.uk/coronavirus or calling 119
anyone who tests positive for covid-19 will be contacted by NHS test and trace and will be asked to share information about people that have been close contacts recently.
the latest information and guidance around coronavirus is available at http://www.gov.uk/coronavirus and on the councils own coronavirus pages at http://www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/coronavirus
there lots of advice on how people can protect themselves and their families from coronavirus from the NHS at http://www.nhs.uk/coronavirus
the councils stay safe be kind campaign offers clear and simple advice about how people can help themselves ,and how they can support others who may be particularly vulnerable at this time, for more information please visit http://www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/stay-safe-be-kind
people who are returning to Wolverhampton from a holiday or other trip abroad are being reminded that they may be required to self isolate for 14 days to help prevent the spread of coronavirus
all travellers will need to self isolate for the first 14 days after they arrive unless they are in countries that form part of the travel corridor with the UK
key holiday destinations such as SPAIN and FRANCE were removed from the travel corridor in resent weeks due to increasing levels of COVID -19 infections in the two countries ,meaning holidaymakers were required to self -isolate on their return. yesterday ,SWITZERLAND, JAMANICA and the CZECH REPUBLIC became the latest countries to be taken off the list.
in addition, residents or visitors travelling to the UK from any country, regardless of weather they are on the travel corridor or not, must provide their journey and contact details.
for full details of coronavirus regulations regarding travel, and a list of countries which are currently on the travel corridor, please visit http://www.gov.uk/guidence/coronavirus-covid-19-travel-corridors
anyone not self isolating where required could be fined £1,000
people who don't provide accurate contact information face a fine of up to £3,200
councillor JASBIR JASPAL the city of WOLVERHAMPTON councils cabinet member for public health and wellbeing, said its important that people are aware of the regulations regarding travel into the UK ,and that they self isolate for 14 days if required this is because it can take up to 14 days for coronavirus symptoms to appear.
so if you are planning on going away, or you are due to return to the UK shortly ,please check the latest travel guidance and help prevent the spread of covid-19.
latest data shows there were 12.18 cases of covid-19 per 1000,000 people in Wolverhampton over the seven days up to 24 august ,compared to 17.92 per 1000,000 in the seven days up to 17 august
symptoms of covid-19 include a fever a new continuous cough and loss or change to a persons sense of taste and smell. People with symptoms ,no matter how mild ,should immediately self-isolate and book a test by visiting http://www.nhs.uk/coronavirus or calling 119
anyone who tests positive for covid-19 will be contacted by NHS test and trace and will be asked to share information about people that have been close contacts recently.
the latest information and guidance around coronavirus is available at http://www.gov.uk/coronavirus and on the councils own coronavirus pages at http://www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/coronavirus
there lots of advice on how people can protect themselves and their families from coronavirus from the NHS at http://www.nhs.uk/coronavirus
the councils stay safe be kind campaign offers clear and simple advice about how people can help themselves ,and how they can support others who may be particularly vulnerable at this time, for more information please visit http://www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/stay-safe-be-kind
to save your space contact us on
allolderpeople@ethnicminoritycouncil.org
07798948151 01902 313052
allolderpeople@ethnicminoritycouncil.org
07798948151 01902 313052
what is social prescribing information news
WV SOCIAL PRESCRIBING
01902 328987
http://www.wolverhamptonvsc.org.uk/social-prescribing
01902 328987
http://www.wolverhamptonvsc.org.uk/social-prescribing
links to RMC refugee migrant centre
http://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-citizens-families/applying-for-settled-status
extra info from RMC https://rmcentre.org.uk/eu-settement-scheme-one-year-to-go/
contact WOLVES RMC 01902311554
contact BHAM RMC 0121 374 0140
contact WALSALL RMC 01922 614 221
http://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-citizens-families/applying-for-settled-status
extra info from RMC https://rmcentre.org.uk/eu-settement-scheme-one-year-to-go/
contact WOLVES RMC 01902311554
contact BHAM RMC 0121 374 0140
contact WALSALL RMC 01922 614 221
call us on 0300 555 2222
txt 07860022116 with your message
txt 07860022116 with your message
virtual yoga classes just for you
MONDAY@ WEDNESDAYS ' 6pm SATURDAYS 11AM
book your place at http://www.ashaamour.com or call ASHA on 07487272600
£5 per class
monthly unlimited pass £40 [20 discount
MONDAY@ WEDNESDAYS ' 6pm SATURDAYS 11AM
book your place at http://www.ashaamour.com or call ASHA on 07487272600
£5 per class
monthly unlimited pass £40 [20 discount
https://www.midlandszone.co.uk/news/wolverhampton-lgbt-social-group-to-host-virtual-pride-event-for-the-city/21127
WOLVERHAMPTON unofficial LGBT+ sparkle pride
Caudwell children
we wantto change the statistic by upskilling and introducing more young people with autisue to the world of work within the digital ind
we wantto change the statistic by upskilling and introducing more young people with autisue to the world of work within the digital ind
free digital skills programme 18 to 25
contact MICHAEL JONES
employment support worker
email Michael.Jones@caudwellchildren.com
call/text/whatsapp 07824431868
contact MICHAEL JONES
employment support worker
email Michael.Jones@caudwellchildren.com
call/text/whatsapp 07824431868
join LGBT+ sparkle first ever quiz
Lockdown has been a very testing time for us all ,its put a lot of pressure on certain event's that are annually ran,But has also taught us new ways in which to connect us with each other and event's via the internet. Its not the same not being face to face in person physically but with technology we have had the facilities to do event's via zoom teams and social media. Gatherings have been missed massively by us all with the LGBTQI and our pride events and hopefully this will just mean we can only can make it bigger and better next year when lockdown is all over(hopefully)then we can all get back out and have our beautiful and meaningful pride parade and gatherings
emergency drop in cab
http://www.citizensadvicewolverhampton.org.uk
http://www.citizensadvicewolverhampton.org.uk
www.embracewolverhampton.nhs.uk
we also have @embrace Wolverhampton accounts these give up to date information on our services.
we are currently operating a slightly different service due to the pandemic in order to try and reduce the number of patients attending the clinic in person .MONDAYS to FRIDAYS between 9.00am-11am we ask patients to phone in to our triage line on 01902575151or 01902575141
we also have @embrace Wolverhampton accounts these give up to date information on our services.
we are currently operating a slightly different service due to the pandemic in order to try and reduce the number of patients attending the clinic in person .MONDAYS to FRIDAYS between 9.00am-11am we ask patients to phone in to our triage line on 01902575151or 01902575141
thanks guys so much for letting me share my story .sorry it was only a bite size but was lovely to engage with the people from WOLVERHAMPTON area .thank you to paul for inviting me you can find me on face book rogers or find me on instagram
to support vulnerable people by donating food or help us funding. visit www.future4alluk.co.uk or call 07568210485
for more information and to book your space please call 01902 774570
or email compassionatecommunities@comptoncare.org.uk
or email compassionatecommunities@comptoncare.org.uk
Serenity Counselling can offer you professional support and advice for your mental health. Visit www.serenitycounselling.net for more information or text 07968 066142 counselling@serenitycouselling.net