Meet AJ, one of our Community Action Workers here at Birmingham Settlement! We sat down and asked him a few questions about his work...AJ stood in front of the multi sports Playzone at the Sports & Community Centre.What is your role here at Birmingham Settlement?...
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About Birmingham Settlement
Founded in 1899, Birmingham Settlement is one of the city’s oldest charities.
Our aim is to tackle inequality by connecting and empowering people through action, support, and shared learning for everyone.
We work hand in hand with communities to improve financial resilience, support health and wellbeing, and build stronger, more sustainable, connected communities where people can thrive.
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We provide a range of activities for communities, take at look what's on. Activity TimetableHow we help
We work with communities to develop integrated services that grow the skills and confidence people need to overcome life’s challenges and create positive change. Learn MoreOur Services
At Birmingham Settlement, we’re here to help you live a healthier, happier life.
From money advice to making friends, getting active, learning new skills, or simply enjoying a cuppa and a chat, we’ll help you connect, grow in confidence, and boost your wellbeing.
Latest News
Latest news
Have Your Say – Shaping the Future of Kingstanding
With £20 million available for shaping the future of Kingstanding, have your say on what you would like to see in your area.Do you live in Kingstanding? Maybe you work here? Or do you spend a lot of time visiting the town, such as at our Sports & Community Centre?...
The Importance of Play: Supporting Research with The Centre for Research in Early Childhood (CREC).
In August, 15 children and their parents/carers were invited to take part in a special play session at our Sports and Community Centre as part of a collaborative research project The Power of Loose Parts Play (POLPP), led by UCL and The Centre for Research in Early...