Black Country Together CIO is looking for an ambitious and connected leader to identify opportunities, unlock partnerships and secure investment that benefits communities across the Black Country.
The consultation on City of Wolverhampton Council’s draft Voluntary & Community Sector Strategy 2026 is now open and runs for 8 weeks, closing on Sun 9th August 2026. Have your say by attending one of these upcoming workshops.
Community organisations have the opportunity to play a central role in the project, with voluntary and community groups invited to submit expressions of interest to join Wolves Foundation in delivering activities over a six‑month period.
With the Household Support Fund coming to an end, partners are invited to take part in a co-design session to help shape the new Crisis Resilience Fund Delivery Plan.
To celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month, our latest VSS features X2Y, a charity working alongside LGBTQ+ young people, young adults and the wider queer community throughout Wolverhampton and the Black Country.
To mark International Women’s Day 2026, WVCA is creating a series of Women’s Sector Spotlights to shine a light on the women who drive the voluntary and community sector in our city. These spotlights are about real stories, real experiences, and real impact – celebrating the many ways women contribute to, shape, and are supported by our sector.