Social groups / clubs

T: 0121 442 6565

The Post Office Building, 149-153 Alcester Road, Moseley, Birmingham. B13 8JP

A membership organisation, working to improve the quality of life of people affected by dementia. Offering a range of support services.

T: 0121 747 7128

Mrs Valerie Egan, 33 Hillman Grove, Smiths Wood, Birmingham. B36 9LX

A social club for people with Epilepsy, their carers, parents etc. Based in Ladywood and is limited to people over the age of 18.

T: 0796325453

Jan Ryan,

Social group Stroke Survivors under 50 years of age.

T: 07585790554

KIDS , 249 Birmingham Road, Wylde Green, Birmingham. B72 1EA

Transitions service for disabled young people aged 16-25yrs.

T: 0121 770 1077

Jan Ryan,

Social group for older people who have had a stroke and have care needs.

T: 0797 124 2080

Lyndon Methodist Church Centre, Melton Avenue/Lyndon Road, Solihull. B92 7QX‎

Social club that encourages people with and without physical disabilities to come together on equal terms.

T: 01384 860540

Mrs Rachael Taylor, 17 Gerald Road, Stourbridge, West Midlands. DY8 4SA

Phab creates opportunities for both children and adults of all abilities to enjoy life together on equal terms.

T: 0121 707 8499

Empire House, 350a Gospel Lane, Olton, West Midlands. B27 7AJ

Weekly craft group and monthly social evening for blind and visually impaired people.

T: 0121 703 0714

Friendly group for over 60's. Various activities on a monthly and bi-monthly basis.

T: 01564 778 683

United Reformed Church Hall, Faulkner Road , Faulkner Road . B92 8SY

Stroke club meeting once a week in Solihull.

T: 0121 788 3469

St Andrews Centre, Pile Drive, Chelmsley Wood, Solihull. B37 7US

Enables children, young people and adults with learning disabilities to enjoy social and leisure activities.

T: 0121 472 6532

Fircroft College, 1016A Bristol Road, Selly Oak, Birmingham. B29 6LH

If you or someone you care for has aphasia, we can work with you to establish personal goals.