Despite the challenges facing volunteering this year, Wolverhampton Volunteers is proud to have seen 725 people register their interest in volunteering – a true reflection of the community spirit here in Wolverhampton.
We’re delighted to announce that Wolverhampton has been chosen to host the 2025 UK Recovery Walk – a first for the city!
NCVO, backed by 7,000 organisations, urged the Chancellor to reconsider National Insurance changes costing charities £1.4bn. While the decision stands, a Civil Society Covenant is proposed to strengthen partnerships with the sector.
The National Lottery is setting out a bold new vision for how it will support communities and WVCA is looking for potential partners for a joint application.
Members of Wolverhampton’s health and wellbeing board, Health and Wellbeing Together, are backing this year’s Orange Wolverhampton campaign, which runs until 10th December.
Wolverhampton is in the running to host next year’s National Recovery Walk – and residents and local organisations are being asked to back the city’s bid.