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Hall Green Families Support Directory November 2020 Connecting children, young people & families to the support, activities & services they need close to home Hall Green Families Support Directory November 2020 Accord Housing Association manages Hall Green Families and is one of the nine voluntary sector organisations across the city coordinating a new locality based Early Help support on behalf of the Birmingham Children’s Partnership. Birmingham Children’s Partnership includes Birmingham City Council, Birmingham Children’s Trust, Birmingham and Solihull Clinical Commissioning Group, Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust and West Midlands Police. All voluntary sector leads are supported by Birmingham Voluntary Services Council and are signatories to the Birmingham Children’s Partnership Data Sharing Agreement. If you know of a change in service or of a missing support service please email us the details at [email protected] Please do connect Hall Green Families Phone / Text / WhatsApp on 07570 953519 (9:30am to 4:30pm Mon-Fri) Email & Mailing list [email protected] Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook @HallGreenFamilies for regular updates 2 Hall Green Families Support Directory September 2020 Content Overview & Employment Benefits, Debt Food (p5-7) Forms & Skills (p8-9 ) (p10-11) Finanical Help Befriending Bereavement Housing (p13) (p12) (p14) (p14-16) Domestic Mental Health Disability & Early Years Abuse (p29- & COVID (p17) SEND (p18) (p20-21) 20) Citywide Parenting Postcode Youth (p22) Support Map (p23-25) Checker (p27) (p26) Hall Green Families Support Directory September 2020 Locality Early Help Overview and links to key forms Birmingham Children’s Partnership has set up ten new localities with voluntary sector leads to work with professionals in each area of the city. This is about connecting teachers, nurses, social workers and the community together to help our families and build relationships between local services to serve our communities. Accord’s Hall Green Families work across Moseley and Kings Heath, Sparkhill, Sparkbrook, Balsall Heath and Hall Green to support children, young people and families through: 1. Sharing information and connecting networks to make it easier for people to get the support they need near to where they live. 2. Providing advice and guidance through telephone support and email. 3. Connecting families to extra support via the Family Connect approach. 4. Co-ordinating resilience fund applications up to £150 per families in need with children. This money is for emergency help such as food, nappies, medicines, supplies. These funds can only be applied for by a known statutory partner like a school, health professional or children’s centre. Here you will find a links on how to access further citywide resources and help for children and families. Locality lead email addresses and phone numbers for the other localities across Birmingham can also be found on the website mind map. The Hall Green Families Team works closely with the Hall Green Neighbourhood Network Scheme (NNS) Team to strengthen all age connections between Birmingham’s statutory services, Hall Green community sector and vulnerable households. Both Accord teams are supported by Accord Housing Association’s wider organisational commitment to the locality through our general needs housing, co-operative housing management and specialist supported housing provision for older adults, young parents, ex-offenders, care leavers and people with learning disabilities. We look forward to working with you. Hall Green Families team, Accord 4 Hall Green Families Support Directory September 2020 Food Support Service Type Organisation Address Community Offer Contact Person Contact Number Email Address Food Bank Find Food Banks Search for a food bank in https://quick.myfoodbankfi Finder Brum Birmingham, near you nder.com/ Unit 20-21 Rovex Tyseley - Tues & Thurs Business Park, Hay Food Bank Sparkhill Food 10am-1:00pm. 0121 708 1398 [email protected] Hall Road, Tyseley Bank Must have a Red Food Voucher B11 2AG Sparkhill - St John’s Church, Food Bank Sparkhill Food St John’s Road, Wednesday 10:30 – 12:30 0121 708 1398 [email protected] Bank Sparkhill, B11 4AE Balsall Heath Balsall Heath - Church, Mary Foodbank Centre Thursday 11am to 0121 440 1138 or Food Bank Sparkhill Food Street, n/a [email protected] 1pm 0121 708 1398 Bank Birmingham B12 9JU Hall Green - Church of Friday 2:30pm to 5:30pm Food Bank Sparkhill Ascension School 0121 708 1398 [email protected] Must have a Red Food Voucher Foodbank Road, Birmingham B28 9DX 80 High Street, Weekly foodbank on Wednesdays New Life Baptist Kings Heath, Elaine.Hyde@newlifebaptis Food Bank between 12 noon and 2.00 p.m. Elaine Hyde 0121 444 1230 Church Birmingham B14 tchurch.org.uk 7JZ Highfield Hall 127-129 Highfield 07470153525 or Food Bank Community Rd, Hall Green B28 Food Bank available 7 days a week 0121 439 2690 Centre 0HS Hall Green Families Support Directory September 2020 Food Support Service Type Organisation Address Community Offer Contact Person Contact Number Email Address Food Bank, with cook food option, The Women’s 249A Ladypool available Wednesdays 11:30am – Food Bank 0121 663 1711 [email protected] Enterprise Hub Road B12 8LF 1:30pm. Car park accessible on Brunswick Road 10 New Meals Served 6.30pm to 7.30pm 7 Cooked Meals Homeless One Bartholomew St, 07979 767 979 days a week. Digbeth B5 5QS St Anne's Catholic Hot meals or lunch bag available at Birmingham Irish Church Alcester Cooked Meals St Anne’s Centre on Mon, Wed, Fri at 0121 647 5105 [email protected] Association Street, Digbeth 11am B12 0PB Healthy, vegetarian cooked meals 196-198 Edward provision for families in need. Cooked Food Change Kitchen Rd, Balsall Heath, changekitchenbookings@gm Dr Birgit Kehrer 07828825850 Parcels CIC Birmingham B12 ail.com Looking for volunteers throughout 9LX the winter to help prepare food. 6 Hall Green Families Support Directory September 2020 Food Support Service Type Organisation Address Community Offer Contact Person Contact Number Email Address Delivering food parcels, prescription The M’uath Trust, services/ shopping/ befriending and Food Parcels & Bordesley Centre, checking over the phone on M’uath Trust Ahmed Hashmi 0121 753 0297 [email protected] Provisions Stratford Road, wellbeing. Hot food delivery on B11 1AR Wednesdays. Also, can issue food bank vouchers. Springfield Road, [email protected] The Springfield Food Provision Birmingham, B13 Food Parcels & Food Bank Vouchers 0121 777 2722 .uk Project 9NY Food shopping, prescription Food shopping 91 A Medlicott Smart Women collection, benefit & financial advice. & Health info Road Sparkhill, B11 Rubina Tareen 07404327496 [email protected] CIC Providing health information in Advice 1UB various languages for local women. D: 0121 792 5442 Daar-ul-Jannah 861 Stratford Road Please arrange food parcel collection M: 07847661022 daar-ul- Food Parcels Basharat Advice Centre B28 8BH by phone [email protected] Hall Green Families Support Directory September 2020 Employment & Skills Support Service Type Organisation Address Community Offer Contact Person Contact Number Email Address Course eligibility / criteria for ESOL, English and IT as follows: Women & 1. 19 years + Enterprise Hub 2. Unemployed on benefits, ESOL, English 07533306054 [email protected] 249A Ladypool economically inactive or Low income and Basic IT AT PACE CIC Road B12 8LF courses 3. UK or EU Citizen / Resident in UK for 3 years / Married to a UK Citizen / Asylum Seeker or Refugee. Women & C & G Level 2 Leadership & Enterprise Hub Management Course for employed [email protected] City & Guilds and furloughed men and women. 07533306054 AT PACE 249A Ladypool Training Duration: 10 weeks Road B12 8LF Session: 3 hours Start Date – enrolling now Pick ‘n’ Mix Online Workshops 0121 443 3310 or Free appointment for debt & Benefit email Community The Brandwood 157 Allen’s Croft Advice Centre & Adult Community Road, Kings Heath office@brandwood Training Centre B14 6RP Online Finance Information Sessions centre.co.uk Seat Yoga 8 Hall Green Families Support Directory September 2020 Employment & Skills Support Contact Service Type Organisation Address Community Offer Contact Person Email Address Number Youth Promise Plus support young Sadia Bi 07704 people age 16 to 29 who are not in 538 787 Job, Training work, education or training and who or Education Youth Promise live in Birmingham and Solihull. CV Kuldeep Heera ww.birmingham.gov.uk/yppsign Opportunities Plus 07704 538 791 up Age 16 to 29 and Jobs. Gain Qualifications, Years Apprenticeship Training. Coaching Abdul Muktadir and Mentoring 07704 538 789 We can offer a range of support that is tailored to the parent or carer: Thinking and preparing for career options for when [email protected] children are back at school Training & Online courses including ESOL and computer skills Rosalyn or Sba Facebook: Employment Springfield College courses 0121 777 2722 SpringfieldProjectBirmingham Support for Project Volunteering with ourselves or other organisations Parents of CV preparation Twitter: @springfield_p Under 5s Job applications Job search Interview skills Hall Green Families Support Directory September 2020 Benefits, Finance, Debt Advice & Support Service Type Organisation Address Community Offer Contact Person Contact Number Email Address Citizens Advice can assist with www.adviceguide.org.uk Welfare Benefits making
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