Lord Mayor of Birmingham visits BVSC

6 March, 2025
Lord Mayor of Birmingham visits BVSC

Picture: Brian Carr and Cllr Ken Wood, Lord Mayor of Birmingham

We were delighted to welcome the Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Councillor Ken Wood, to our newly refurbished building today (Thursday 6 March), where we shared our vision for a vibrant voluntary sector hub – complete with meeting space to support local groups.

We also took the opportunity to highlight the work we’re doing alongside our community sector partners to help Birmingham families navigate the cost of living crisis. From the vital Household Support Fund grants to the brand-new West Midlands Multibank, we’re committed to making a real difference. It was fantastic to showcase these efforts and discuss the future of community support in our city!

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