Wolverhampton Voluntary & Community Action (WVCA) and Service User Involvement Team (SUIT) are delighted that the City of Wolverhampton Council’s pioneering community Fibro-scan programme has been shortlisted for the Public and Population Health category at this year’s LGC Awards.
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.
Sharon reflects on the resilience of Wolverhampton’s VCSEF sector, praising the determination of organisations who continue to support people despite funding pressures and growing demand. She recently celebrated the impact of ACCI’s culturally responsive mental health work, visited the Wolverhampton Wellbeing Hub CIC to see its inspiring ‘1960s Front Room’ reminiscence project, and is looking ahead to WVCA’s free International Women’s Day event.
Join WVCA for a women-focused networking event to celebrate International Women’s Day 2026 and connect with women from across the voluntary and community sector.
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.