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Community Activities at Birmingham Settlement

At Birmingham Settlement, there are a range of  community activities all about bringing people together, supporting wellbeing, building skills, and creating a strong, inclusive neighbourhood.

Support for Parents and Carers – Young Minds Parents Helpline

Youth City Board – Have Your Say in Birmingham

The Youth City Board is a Birmingham Youth Service initiative that puts young people at the centre of decision-making. It gives young people aged 10–25 the chance to shape the services, strategies, and opportunities that affect their lives and their communities.

This is about real influence, not tokenism. Young people work alongside professionals and partners to co-design solutions, challenge systems, and make Birmingham a better place for young people to live, learn, and thrive.

We are diverse.
We are powerful.
We are ready.

Family & Community Support Resources

The below links provide parents, carers, and families with quick and reliable access to services, guidance, and resources covering health, wellbeing, childcare, education, and community support.

Join the Pause Participation Group!

Join The Free Inclusive Basketball Sessions!

We’d love for you to come and get involved in our free inclusive basketball sessions happening across two local venues. These sessions are open to everyone—children, young people, families, and community members of all ages and abilities.

Whether you’ve played basketball before or you’re trying it for the first time, you’ll be welcomed, supported, and encouraged every step of the way.

Strong communities start with the right support: 

There is a wide range of community support available for families, children, and local residents. This varies and includes help varies areas of support youcan tap in to. Specialist support is available from local partners working together to make sure help is easy to access. 

Pause – Mental Health & Wellbeing Support for Young People

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