WVCA’s SUIT is working in partnership with City of Wolverhampton Council and Recovery Near You to lead a programme of community-based Fibro-scan clinics aimed at breaking down barriers to liver health screening across Wolverhampton.
As of 1 February 2026, the cost to register a Community Interest Company with Companies House has gone up. If you’re planning a new CIC or budgeting for one, make sure you’ve factored these current fees in.
For over 40 years, Compton Care has been providing specialist palliative and end of life care, supporting patients and their families as they navigate life with a life-limiting condition. Our priority is to ensure that no one faces this journey alone.
Walsall Community Transport is looking for a Wolverhampton-based voluntary organisation to partner with us in operating a minibus from Spring 2026.
Sharon highlights the growing pressure on VCSEF organisations, who are facing rising community needs alongside limited funding. After meeting the Heath Town Tenants and Residents Group, she stresses how vital community-led groups are as the NHS moves towards neighbourhood-based care through Integrated Neighbourhood Teams. She also notes the government’s Civil Society Covenant, which recognises the sector’s value but offers no direct funding. With major reforms underway, Sharon calls for genuine partnership working and proper investment to ensure Wolverhampton’s communities are supported.
On Friday December 5th, Wolverhampton Volunteers, a project of Wolverhampton Voluntary and Community Action (WVCA) will be celebrating United Nations International Volunteer Day at the Mander Centre Lower Mall.