Since April this year, the start of our seventh and final year, the programme has seen an increase in community activity across the city. As COVID-19 restrictions have gradually lifted, our Ageing Better Fund panel has been busy looking at applications from community groups who want to bring people ...
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Since April this year, the start of our seventh and final year, the programme has seen an increase in community activity across the city. As COVID-19 restrictions have gradually lifted, our Ageing Better Fund panel has been busy looking at applications from community groups who want to bring people ...
During the autumn of 2021, BVSC in conjunction with Birmingham City Council and stakeholders from across the city will be submitting an application to the World Health Organisation (WHO) for recognition as an Age-friendly City and membership of the WHO's global network of Age-friendly Cities. The Ag...
**An update** Things are progressing well with the setting up of a Community Development Practice Hub in Birmingham. The project is tasked with creating a resource to address disparate and disjointed approaches to community development in Birmingham to enable more confident, connected and capa...
Kheira Mohammed from the Eat Well Together Club explains how a group of women came together over coffee mornings and a cooking club, funded by the Ageing Better in Birmingham programme. Kheira works as an events officer for ISRA UK. A few years ago, she was managing the charity shops and by speaking...
Consultant required As the Ageing Better in Birmingham programme nears its end, Birmingham Voluntary Service Council (BVSC) and its partner Birmingham City Council, is looking to build on the success of Ageing Better through an application to the World Health Organisation's Age-friendly Cities schem...
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