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Advice & Guidance
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Arts & Culture
Community Action Groups
Family Support
Health & Wellbeing
Older Adults
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Religious Groups
Social & Leisure
Sport & Recreation
Young People
Harvest Fields Centre is a community centre in Sutton Coldfield that hosts a wide range of community activities, groups and events throughout the year. Located on Harvest Fields Park, the centre facilitates corporate meetings and community events each week and provides a home for Little Sutton Nursery Club and Harvest Fields Community Church as well. Our modern building provides a safe and calm place for the community to meet one another, purchase hot and cold drinks and use our free Wi-Fi and toilet facilities.
Cherished is a non-profit organisation providing attachment focused support for girls in Primary and Secondary schools across Birmingham. Our groundbreaking self-esteem workshops and mentoring schemes are committed to nurturing, empowering and developing the true potential of young girls.
Our Place Community Hub was formed in 2011 with the aim of bringing vital advice and support services to the Sutton Coldfield community. There are over 20 voluntary groups and organisations that offer support from the Hub, specifically in areas of mental health and wellbeing. With a range of space available for hire, the Hub has over 700 visitors per month. Rooms are suitable for one to one work, meetings, support groups and professional training.
Community centre offering a range of our own services to the community. Also home to several martial arts classes, "live in the Lodge" in partnership with Mubu Music offering free music lessons, a free three course vegetarian community "cook" in partnership with Foodcycle. Tai Chi, Move It or Lose It, Over Actives - Indoor Bowling for over 60's. Lauren Charlotte Dance Academy and churches. The venue is available for community or commercial hire.
Advocacy Matters is a charity which has provided independent advocacy support in Birmingham and Walsall since 2002 . We provide Independent Advocacy support to over 1000 vulnerable adults and young people in Birmingham and Walsall every year.
Food bank and hot food for people in need of food from the Sutton Coldfield area. People are usually referred to us by organisations like the Job Centre, Social Services, Homestart, etc.
Voluntary organisation serving the unemployed in the local community.
The Second Thoughts Project aims to promote community and provide support to the residents of Falcon Lodge and any others who wish to make use of its extensive range of resources and services.
Sutton Support Services, based in Sutton Coldfield in the West Midlands, is a not-for-profit Social Enterprise providing a number of projects all aimed at encouraging personal growth and development for people with a wide range of disabilities from within the Sutton Coldfield area.
To promote the wellbeing of the residents of Walmley, to provide facilities for discussion concerning the services and amenities of the district and other topics of educational and local interests.
RSI Community has been working in Sutton Coldfield from the last 7 years to support and integrate the local community in and around Sutton Coldfield area. RSI community consists of over 800 members who have been actively involved in various campaigns, events or initiatives.
Connect is a social group that brings adults with learning disabilities, and their carers, together to make friends, be creative and try fun activities.
Walmley Ash Allotments has 60 plots of various sizes, from full size, for the gardener with ample time, or half size & mini plots for beginners. Secluded behind Ashurst Rd & Walmley Ash Rd we offer a private, safe & inclusive environment to indulge your passion for gardening.
The Newhall Allotments Association is a diverse group of people who enjoy the challenge of growing their own fruit, vegetables and flowers on a rented plot. We have about one hundred plots of different sizes. We often have plots available, or you can go on our waiting list.
Donegal Road Allotments has around 80 plots and an on-site social pavilion. We hold two open days throughout the year.
We are a thriving community, currently comprising 79 tenants and their families. We have a committee of 10 people who all actively contribute to the running of the site. On site we have a community building, a site shop for gardening supplies, a toilet block, a communal polytunnel, an apiary, two small car parks and a bike rack. There is piped water on site.
Sheffield Road Allotments and Sunnybank Road Allotments sit adjacent on the same site and are both run by Sheffield Road Allotments Association. Access is available between the two sites which feature a toilet block, community gazebo and a community allotments site. The sites have a wide range of plotholders.
40 allotments on Four Oaks Common Road for gardeners to rent annually.
Forge Farm Allotments is a semi-rural allotment site in the village of Minworth on the outskirts of Sutton Coldfield and Birmingham.
We are a small allotment tucked away between White Farm Road and Clarence Road. There are 27 plots of varying sizes - full, half and mini. We have a committee to run the site on a day-to-day basis. We have toilet facilities, water stand pipes and a small car park.
Hill Allotments is a small and friendly allotment site on the northern edge of Birmingham.
Live In The Lodge is a thriving community-led inter-generational music programme for the people of Falcon Lodge.
Highbury Theatre Centre is a registered charity, running a thriving community theatre. We are the home of the Highbury Players and the Highbury Film Club. Other arts activities include art exhibitions and photography. The theatre is also used by other local groups for meetings, rehearsals and performances.
We are a family of 5 choirs in Sutton Coldfield ranging from age 4 up to adult.
The Art Trail is now an established event in the Sutton Coldfield June diary. In this fifth year we would have had 32 artists working in eight venues – some in their own homes or studios, others in community halls and clubs across the town.
Our passion is SINGING! We are a friendly, busy, active organisation covering ages from 4 through to adult with a host of events through the year. Join us for a free taster anytime.
We are a registered charity whose principal objective is to benefit the residents of Sutton Coldfield and its surrounding areas by providing facilities for entertainment, education, community gatherings, recreation and leisure activities. Through encouraging the broadest possible use of these facilities and the organisation of a range of events and artistic performance, the Trust aims to improve the quality of life and education for the whole community..
The Wellbeing Choir takes an holistic approach to promoting and maintaining good mental and physical health through singing.
Manor Musical Theatre Company was formed in 1952 as Manor Operatic Society with performance of Operas and Musical Plays for the encouragement of the Arts and the raising of funds for charitable purposes being the founding objective. A decision was made in June 2015 to change our name to Manor Musical Theatre Company in an endeavour to encourage younger members and at the same time perform more musicals.
Sutton Choral is a friendly and sociable amateur mixed voice choir of about 50 singers, based in Sutton Coldfield.
Sutton Coldfield Tuneless Choir launched in May 2016, and regularly has over 100 attendees.
Although we are an amateur theatre we are renowned for our high quality, award - winning productions and each season we provide a variety of dramatic productions to suit all tastes including a pantomime and a musical.
We are a bunch of friendly film making enthusiasts. Some of us have high tech cameras and equipment – some of us have no film equipment at all! Some enjoy helping out on set, or writing or acting. And some of us just love films – watching and talking about them!
The Birchfield String Orchestra (BSO) consists of a small group of players who meet weekly in Sutton Coldfield to play together for enjoyment.
The Sutton Coldfield Society of Artists was formed in 1947 to encourage painting as a recreation in Sutton Coldfield. The Society has now grown to over 150 members and has established itself as one of the principal art societies in the Midlands providing a focus for artists of all abilities to learn, practise and develop their artistic skills.
We are a group of adult textile enthusiasts with a wide range of knowledge and skills in both traditional and contemporary textiles. Our goal is to reach out into the community to bring together not only the wealth of tradition , history, art and culture in textiles but also to embrace many and varied exciting contemporary and modern textile practices.
Sutton Coldfield Trad Jazz & Blues Club that is held every Wednesday evening with live jazz bands and a bar and dance floor. Great entertainment for both dancers and listeners.
Sutton Coldfield Acoustic Guitar Club is a great evening for both guitarist and singers and listeners alike with a variety of music being played.
Many members say they join Rotary because it gives them a chance to give something back to their community. Clubs raise thousands of pounds for local charities and projects. Members also volunteer their time - supervising and organising community events, running projects to promote the achievements of young people and coordinating educational programmes. Wylde Green Rotarians are enthusiastic, fun loving, active volunteers who give of their time and talents to serve communities. A warm welcome awaits anyone interested in finding out more. Annual subscription £100. Meal £17.50 per meeting.
Community volunteers hoping to make Boldmere a better place to live and work.
GoodGym are a national charity which get fit by doing good. Helping various charity/community organisations with community projects.
FOSPA, concentrates resources on funding voluntary conservation projects in Sutton Park. Our Conservation Team is made up of volunteers who work in partnership with the Sutton Park Ranger Service. All the work undertaken is based upon careful management plans drawn up between Natural England and other qualified ecological experts.
Neighbourhood Watch is a grassroots charitable movement. It is the largest crime prevention voluntary movement in England and Wales and has upwards of 2.3 million members. Schemes are run by volunteers across England and Wales supported by volunteer Associations, and by Neighbourhood Watch Network, the national umbrella organisation for the movement.
Adopters of Wylde Green train station.
We are a non-profit social enterprise run by unpaid volunteers.
We are a group that has been gaining ground for some years in Sutton Coldfield and Erdington: our mission is to promote a more sustainable way of life; and to implement locally the agreement reached at the UN Paris Conference in December 2015. We believe that local community initiatives are needed to complement national and international action to save our planet from global mean temperature rises caused by greenhouse gases.
A group of volunteers who look after an ancient woodland so the local community can enjoy it daily through out the year.
Boldmere Futures Partnership is about bringing together local businesses, residents, community groups, charities, councillors and anyone else who lives or works in the Boldmere area.
The Friends of Hill Hook LNR is a local group of The Wildlife Trust for Birmingham and The Black Country. They help manage the reserve with support from Birmingham City Council.
Friends of Rectory Park (FoRP) are a volunteer group which secure funding to keep the park looking beautiful and keep the wildlife that lives there safe and happy.
We are a community based group. Together we hope to bring the individuals of Reddicap together.
Established in 1980 the Rotary Club of Sutton Coldfield Vesey has quietly developed a reputation as an efficient, co-ordinated group of like-minded men and women who wish to improve the life of their community. They have found that together they can make an impact and at the same time get enjoyment out of the task.
The Sutton Coldfield Club was formed in 1945 and today consists of 22 members coming from varying career backgrounds which include education, health, arts public, private and voluntary sectors those with their own business’s and many more.
A residents association supporting and preserving a number of Public Open Green Spaces in Mere Green, Dugdale Crescent and Sutton Coldfield.
A Neighbourhood Forum set up in a discontinuing library, by residents in September 1997, and still highly active.
OUR AIMS: To promote civic pride; To raise awareness of Sutton Coldfield's heritage, especially of our three conservation areas; To encourage good design in new buildings; To inform residents of strategic planning issues which will affect the town and to encourage participation in the planning process; To resist unsuitable development in Sutton's Green Belt and in Sutton Park; To provide an informative programme of talks and activities for our members and guests.
This air a group that was set up in April 2021 to support Ukrainians fleeing the war in Ukraine and sponsors who offered them a home in North Birmingham.
A charity supporting children with additional needs, their siblings and parents through free leisure activities and respite.
Home-Start is one of the UK’s leading family support charities. We help parents to build better lives and better futures for their children. We have been supporting families for over forty years right across the UK and on British Forces bases in Germany and Cyprus too. We believe that children need a happy and secure childhood and that parents play the key role in giving their children the best possible start in life and helping them to achieve their full potential.
We are trained therapists who offer support through interactive play for any family who is worried about their child’s emotional wellbeing or behaviour. We also offer support to schools and community organisations who want to use Theraplay to support children and families. We are based in the West Midlands. We help families and schools build the best possible relationship with a child to help the child believe in themselves. There are many reasons to work with us: Families may have experienced a significant life change, because of illness, divorce or bereavement. Help to support your child if they have additional needs, such as autism or ADHD. Establishing a new relationship with a child as an adoptive parent, special guardian, foster carer or step parent.
Acacia Family Support offers a range of free services including peer support to families in Sutton Coldfield and across Birmingham experiencing pre and postnatal depression or anxiety.
Our professional coaches’ use a ‘Whole Family Approach’ to achieve the best results in achieving partnership working. This way the team can provide tools & techniques to resolve conflict and guide family members to communicate effectively with one another.
We are a national organisation (established over 25 years) helping people from any background to come to terms with the end of a significant relationship (married or not). We offer Recovery workshops in various formats.
We are the Royal Sutton Coldfield Community Group of the Year, 2019, and are a small group of volunteers whose mission is to teach as many people as possible basic life-saving skills in the event of cardiac arrests, heart attacks and choking, along with the use of defibrillators.
We are a caring, comfortable, safe and secure Dementia specialised day care centre. Our opening times are 9.00am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday. We cater for those living with dementia regardless of the stage that they are at. We provide transport (if in the pick up area), dementia friendly activities, a healthy 2 course meal (feeding assistance/special diet if required) and medication support. Personal care is also provided. This includes incontinence, hoisting facilities and bathing.
The Cancer Support Centre will support anyone who is affected by cancer – either with a diagnosis or as someone caring for someone with cancer. The aim is to enable the client to feel as well as they possibly can, increase their confidence and encourage feelings of wellbeing and being part of a safe and inclusive community.
St Giles Hospice is a registered charity offering high-quality specialist care free of charge for people living with diseases which are terminal or incurable as well as providing support for their families and carers.
Banners Gate Counselling Centre aims to serve the local community by providing an accessible and affordable counselling service in a safe, confidential environment where people are genuinely accepted and their values respected. Individuals are encouraged to value themselves and are given the time and opportunity to make choices for a more satisfying and meaningful way of life.
Birmingham IA provides support to ileostomists and internal pouch patients within the Birmingham area. We have links with the stoma care nursing staff at all the local hospitals. Members receive the IA Journal and the Midlands IA Bulletin at regular intervals throughout the year.
We offer information, friendship and support to local people with Parkinson's, their families and carers.
Breast Friends is a support group based at Good Hope Hospital in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands. It is run by unpaid volunteers who have all been diagnosed with breast cancer. Breast Friends has been a registered charity since 1996. The group has gone from strength to strength over the years, with membership now standing at well over 500 and a dedicated committee always striving to offer help, support and friendship for local people from the point of diagnosis onwards into the future.
The Donkey Sanctuary is a charity based in Sutton Park which provides donkey assisted therapy to children with additional needs and opens for visitors.
We support people who are hungry and lonely by serving tasty lunches and dinners every single day in towns and cities across the country. Many of our guests struggle to afford the basics to eat and many will eat alone without company or conversation.
Salus is a non-for-profit charity that shares its passion to make a positive difference to people’s lives. We provide health and wellbeing support / education for people affected by Chronic Fatigue extending support to their families / friends. We also provide a high level of awareness and networking within our local community of Sutton Coldfield. . We are now extending our reach to people affected by Fatigue through Covid -19, Cancer, Brain injury, depression, anxiety, menopause, and Post Traumatic Stress.
We are a friendly group of people who walk regularly for health and well being and many other benefits. We have been running since May 2021.
Offering free confidential one-to-one support for adults that have reading difficulties to help them reach their full potential.
We are a local independent Birmingham charity whose vision is to excel in all our endeavours to meet the needs of older people and others in need. When supporting individuals we focus on their individual needs, drawing on our wide range of services to offer the best possible help, support, and advice. Our community café in Boldmere Communitea, Day Care across the city including Sutton Coldfield, Four Oaks, Advice and Information, Befriending, Carers Support, Planning for Later Life Services including wills, will reviews and Power of Attorney, Registered Home Care and Domestic services.
We are non-religious, non-political. Our members form interest groups covering as wide a range of topics and activities as they desire. Groups running at present include Monthly Talk, History of Art, Dancing, Ukulele, Guitar, Singing, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Latin, Art, Craft, Philosophy, Bridge, Walking, Bird Watching, etc The organisation is run by the members, for the members.
Plantsbrook Local Nature Reserve has a number of pools, surrounded by fringes of woodland, wetlands and a wildflower meadow which attracts wildlife. There are well-surfaced paths and boardwalks across the site. The park has toilet facilities and a car park which can be accessed via the main entrance off Eachelhurst Road, opposite Pype Hayes Park.
This former farmland covers 198 acres of green belt countryside. It is an important nature reserve consisting of historic wetland grazing meadows, Plants Brook stream, a number of listed buildings, cycle routes, outdoor gym, 2km walking route and a picnic area. There are playgrounds near the pedestrian entrances on Elm Road and Meadow Close. This park has multiple entrances: - Coleshill Road at the bottom of Reddicap Hill Road, via the cycle path - By foot or via the carpark on Wylde Green Road (next to Bishop Walsh School) - By foot under the railway bridges on Ebrook Road and East View Road - By foot from Fledburgh Drive on the New Hall Estate - By foot down the cycle path from New Hall Manor Estate
Local open space which includes a footpath and children's play area.
Local public open space with a large pond, footpath and a small playground.
The park has open heathland, woodlands, seven lakes, wetlands, and marshes - each with its own rich variety of plants and wildlife, some rarely seen in the region. Cattle and wild ponies graze on the land. Attractions and sports facilities are marked on the Sutton Park map. Sutton Park has been designated as a National Nature Reserve, a Scheduled Ancient Monument and a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Recreation area next to Mere Green Community Centre which features parking, a play area and bowling green.
Open green space which features paved walkways, a play area and seating area.
Hill Hook Local Nature Reserve has a wide variety of habitats ranging from grassland, scrub and dry woodland to open water, marsh and woodland. The large pool on the nature reserve originally provided water to Hill Hook Corn Mill.
A beautiful, historic Church of England parish church for the centre of Sutton Coldfield. We also have the Trinity Centre, a modern facility for community groups.
St Chads is a Church of England parish Church serving the people of eastern Sutton Coldfield, including Whitehouse Common, Falcon Lodge and Berryfields. We have a Church building used for worship and a hall that can be booked for use by local community groups or for private functions.
We are a passionate group of Christians who believe that God loves community. We aim to make anyone feel welcome as part of our church family.
We’re an active church made up of a diverse mix of people. Find us where Sutton Coldfield and north Birmingham meet.
Day-to-day we are a church family with a range of activities happening throughout the week for all ages, inviting anyone and everyone through our doors.
We are located at the heart of Falcon Lodge estate, two miles from the centre of Sutton Coldfield. We offer a warm welcome to all visitors whether you join us for Sunday worship or at one of our regular informal events.
Real Life Church is a vibrant church in Sutton Coldfield that is part of the Newfrontiers family of churches. We are a growing group of men, women and children.
We are a Christian community and we can be found at the crossroads at Banners Gate, Sutton Coldfield Park. We are a part of the Church Of England.
St Peter's Church, Maney, Sutton Coldfield is a lively and welcoming community. Anyone of any age will find a warm welcome and an easy to follow service.
We are a busy church, open Monday to Friday during office hours. Our café, Café Oasis, is open Monday, Tuesday and Friday each week, serving tea, coffee, and lunch. We have a number of halls and rooms available to rent to groups, clubs and organisations. We are active part of Central Sutton Coldfield Churches Together and support Sutton Street Pastors.
Located in the heart of the community of Mere Green, we welcome the whole family into our church to take part in all we have to offer.
Emmanuel is a "Parish Church" noted as a friendly church where people find a warm welcome.
Harvest Fields Community Church is the church at Harvest Fields in Sutton Coldfield. We’re a local Christian Church; more like family than an organisation.
Church based in Four Oaks which features the Olive branch coffee shop.
We are a Methodist Church serving the communities of Four Oaks and Mere Green in Sutton Coldfield in the West Midlands.
We believe there is something for everyone at SCBC and we’d love for you to join with us.
Catholic Church in Sutton Coldfield. Archdiocese of Birmingham.
Falcon Lodge Chapel (known locally as ‘The Chapel’) is an independent free evangelical Christian Fellowship located one mile north east of Sutton Coldfield town centre on the edge of Falcon Lodge housing estate. There are meetings, events and activities taking place throughout the week, on our premises and elsewhere.
All Saints aims to be a friendly and accessible Church in which we can grow together in our worship, witness and service.
St Michael’s Church is a Christian community in Boldmere, Sutton Coldfield where people of every: ability, age, capacity, ethnicity, faith, gender, neurodiversity and sexuality know that all of us are welcome.
Holy Cross and St Francis Walmley is part of the Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham located some four kilometres southeast of Sutton Coldfield town centre and eleven kilometres northeast of Birmingham city centre.
The Sutton Coldfield Muslim Association (SCMA) is responsible for the Sutton Coldfield Mosque, the first to be established in the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield. The Royal Town is proud of its inclusiveness of all faiths, with the mosque being part of the multi faith forums that hold open events to share common beliefs and values for the benefits of all residents across faiths.
We are an active church close to the centre of Sutton Coldfield.
Sutton Christadelphians hold lots of different meetings and activities in their own hall on Trinity Hill, in the heart of Sutton Coldfield. There’s something happening most days of the week. You are warmly invited to any of our services
Our Catholic community was established in Boldmere back in 1841 and has been an active and lively part of the Boldmere community since then. Details of our church life can be found on our parish website.
All Saints’ Church Centre is located behind All Saints’ Church, Four Oaks. It was opened in February 1974 by Princess Margaret to serve the local Community in as many ways as possible. As well as providing regular bookings for Children’s Clubs, Dance Lessons, Keep Fit and Martial Arts the Centre is a popular venue for private parties and also runs a member’s bar. We have both Kitchen and Bar facilities for use by our hirers and plenty of parking in our car park.
FOLIO Sutton Coldfield, (Registered Charity No. 1175929) is a community group of Sutton Coldfield residents who want to see our public libraries not just survive, but thrive at the heart of our community.
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Sutton Coldfield Trad Jazz Club (SCTJC) The Jazz Is normally held every Wednesday evening at 8pm at the Walmley Social Club, Fox Holllies Road, Birmingham B76 2RJ. Normally starting at 8pm to 10.30 it provides live jazz bands, dancing and a great evenings entertainment for currently £5.00 entrance fee.
Little Aston Community Association (LACA) is a registered charity. Its aim is to benefit the inhabitants of Little Aston, Staffordshire and also the surrounding areas of Four Oaks, Mere Green, parts of Sutton Coldfield, Aldridge, Shenstone and Stonnall in the West Midlands.
Sutton Coldfield Speakers Club is able to assist you achieve your goals by providing a friendly and supportive setting in which you can acquire new speaking skills, gain self-confidence, meet new people and have lots of fun.
We are a friendly Society, all members having the same aim - to promote the cultivation of the fuchsia.
Please feel free to visit the club and discuss membership, you’ll find a warm welcome and a variety of activities. We offer a friendly atmosphere and comfortable surroundings.
Sutton Coldfield U3A is part of an international organisation which aims to encourage like-minded people no longer in full-time employment, to join together in educational, creative, cultural and leisure activities in a friendly social atmosphere. We are a learning cooperative, run by volunteers, which draws upon the knowledge, experience and skills of our own members to organise and provide interest groups in accordance with the wishes of the membership.
Founded in 1988, we are a small but very active bonsai society, located in Sutton Coldfield in the West Midlands.
The club is a not-for-profit members’ club which promotes the game of chess and provides facilities for competitive and friendly playing of the game of chess.
We are a general railway society and cater for a wide range of railway interests through a programme of talks and presentations.
Rectory ABC is an amateur sports club that caters for anyone aged 8 years+. We run a competitive squad as well as classes catering for keep-fitters.
Walmley Cricket and Sports Club, run sport for all ages from juniors through to veterans.
Football for Ages 6-16 years (inc girls) Selective Football over 16 years Football and Walking Football for Veterans
A free weekly 5k Walk/Jog/Run at 9am every Saturday.
We are a well-established Crown Green Bowling of all ages (teens to 90 years old), both male and female. We offer a friendly environment and offer coaching.
We are a community football club providing a safe environment for boys and girls to learn and develop as players and individuals.
Sportsco is a modern forward-thinking football club, built on a strong desire to provide quality football coaching and competitive games, with passionate aspirations to succeed. The Club has progressed rapidly from its recent formation, with the fundamental philosophies of excellence in football coaching and the enjoyment of every player firmly installed at its heart. Sportsco Football Club is now extremely well known throughout Sutton Coldfield and the greater Birmingham area, with teams participating in the Central Warwickshire Youth League, Tamworth League and Lichfield and District Recreational League, recently receiving national recognition as an FA Charter Standard Club. Here comes the factual part, concentrate now! The Sportsco Mini Soccer League was formed in 1996 in response to inadequate opportunities for local children to play competitive football in an appropriate manner and environment. Sportsco Football Club emerged from this Mini Soccer League and was formed in 1999, giving the same children the chance to continue their development whilst competing against clubs from across the county.
We run three programmes across Birmingham known as Walking Netball, Back 2 Netball and Netball Now. They are all about low cost, participation and low commitment. At England Netball we support women getting together having fun whilst being active. Anyone is welcome, any standard, age or ability.
We are a local Charity committed to working with displaced or marginalised local young people .
We’re a local charity fighting the corner of the most vulnerable and deprived children and young people in our community. We build confidence where there is none, we support young people without a cheerleader and we provide respite to those in need. We are the voice of young people, helping them to achieve their potential and to lead a happy and fulfilled life.
We, as a district, are proud to offer a wide and diverse program of activities and events for children aged 6 and upwards. Our District is made up of 11 x Scout Groups, 3 x Explorer Scout Units, 2 x Active Support Units and 1 x Network Unit.
SCAU is a non-denominational group with a wide appeal to children from a number of different schools across Sutton Coldfield. Sutton Coldfield Adventure Unit (SCAU) was formed in January 2013 with 65 children. We now have over 200 children and over 50 volunteers.
Based on Powells Pool in Sutton Park. We are a RN Recognised Sea Scout Group, one of just 100 groups in the UK to hold this recognition.
At Sutton Coldfield we aim to give young people an experience that will help them grow into the person they want to be in a safe and friendly environment. Through various activities and adventures, we learn teamwork, respect, loyalty, self-confidence, commitment, self-discipline, honesty and how to be the best version of ourselves.
The Scouts is the UK's biggest mixed youth organisation and has over 100 years’ experience changing the lives of young people in the UK. Birmingham County Scouts is made up of over 2,000 volunteers who deliver Scouting to over 5,400 young people. Volunteers support young people to develop key skills for success and to be happy, constructive citizens. We change lives by offering 6 to 25-year-olds fun and challenging activities, unique experiences, everyday adventure and the chance to help others and make a positive impact in communities.
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