Charity News Blog

Thanks to funding from Hodge Hill Neighbourhood Network Scheme (NNS), BCHC Charity hosted an over 50's wellbeing event to provide information, advice, and support to help local citizens feel safer and fitter.

BCHC Charity have been able to provide sensory equipment for Kingswood Drive thanks to funding from The John Avins Trust and the W.A. Cadbury Charitable Trust.

BCHC Charity have funded conversation amplifiers with headphones to help Team BCHC staff communicate with patients who are hard of hearing.

Just over a year on from the launch of the Direct Access to Wellbeing Services (DAWS) Team, we take a look at how they've been making a difference for people across the city.

BCHC Charity's Direct Access to Wellbeing Services (DAWS) Team were hosted an Autism Support Roadshow to offer advice and guidance from local services and organisations.

Learning disability services users and their carers were treated to a fabulous night of awards, music, and food, in recognition and celebration of their achievements and contributions to learning disability care in Birmingham.

Each year, BCHC Charity spends around £10,000 on providing gifts and entertainment for inpatients and vulnerable families. Find out how you can help us spread some sparkle this December!

Families accessing BCHC services at Lime Tree Family Hub have been able to get free toiletries through BCHC Charity, thanks to a Warburtons community grant.

Thanks to kind grants, BCHC Charity were able to purchase tickets for families accessing Community Children’s Nurses and Palliative Care service to a pantomime in January 2025.

BCHC Charity provided support bags for families with children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) living in temporary accommodation.

Join the BCHC Charity and the DAWs Team for a free, fun, and interactive event for all the family on Thursday 30 October 2025.

BCHC Charity have secured funding from Birmingham City Council to deliver a falls & frailty educational project in Birmingham.