October 2025

Boosting Advice: Supporting Refugees and Migrants in Later Life

At the Refugee and Migrant Centre (RMC) in Wolverhampton and Walsall, a new initiative has been making a meaningful difference for older people who arrived in the UK seeking safety and belonging. The “Boosting Advice” project, funded by Independent Age, supports refugees and migrants aged 65 and over by helping them maximise their income, live […]

Nourish, Connect, Support: Coventry Comes Together for Young People This Winter

Across Coventry, more young people are facing housing crises and difficult choices between heating, rent and food. The Bardsley Youth Project, based at Bardsley House on Hill Top, is working to make sure no one has to face those decisions alone. The charity supports 16–25 year olds who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. […]

Give Help in the West Midlands

It’s not always easy to know how to help when someone is facing homelessness. Across the West Midlands, more than 300 organisations are working every day to prevent people from losing their homes, to support those who are already without one, and to make sure no one has to experience homelessness again. Each organisation plays […]

Want to help someone sleeping rough in the West Midlands? Here’s what to know first

Your compassion matters Across the West Midlands, people are stepping up when they see someone experiencing street homelessness. Whether it is offering a meal, warm clothing, or a kind word, these acts of generosity reflect the deep care within our communities. But many frontline teams, including local councils, homelessness charities, safeguarding professionals, and the police, are […]

Clouds End CIC: Supporting People Who Hoard with Compassion, Not Judgment

Clouds End CIC began with a simple but powerful belief: people who struggle with hoarding deserve compassion, understanding and tailored support, not judgment or stigma. The idea came about because hoarding was so often misunderstood. Too many saw clutter simply as a mess to be cleared, rather than a symptom of deeper struggles such as […]