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THIS IS A NON-PROFITABLE VOLENTERY ORGANISATION HOPING TO BE A CHARITY BY NEXT YEAR
LATCH KEY
The service that we provide is a latch key in where the parents bring thier children to the project we then take the children to school and pick them up from school.
HOILDAY PLAY SCHEME
If parents are working they drop of their children ...
External site: http://www.myspace.com/5_foldswithoutbars
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FOSTER CARER’S INTRANET TEAM
We support our Foster Carers and Foster Children and Young People with using different methods of communication. We have provided nearly 600 PCs to our Foster Carers in recent years.
Computers for Foster Carers.
Our Long Term and Short Term Foster Carers May be entitled to a new PC or laptop. They are also supported by ...
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A community website for people in Frankley, Birmingham
External site: http://www.frankleycommunity.org.uk
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We are a voluntary conservation group in Frankley, Birmingham. We support the council's ranger service in caring for Balaam's Wood; 6.5 acres of ancient oak woodland. We also help care for the local balancing lake on the Birmingham Great Park.
We organise clean-ups, improvement projects and help with woodland management.
Our group is free to join and open to all.
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The Friends have four main aims, namely to protect the Heritage of the Park and to preserve its Natural Character, to promote an awareness of the Park’s Treasures to the public, and encourage Community Use. It also wishes to protect the Park’s environment, by replacing dead and fallen trees; and to encourage the wildlife and protect their habitat.
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FoSPA were established in 1950 in response to suggestions that part the Park might be made available for building on. We have a conservation team that performs tasks every fortnight and we have a diary of events including guided walks which are free to the general public.
We are all unpaid volunteers that do it because we love the Park.
External site: http://www.fospa.org/
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