We are pleased to launch ‘Welcome the Stranger’ – a new resource to help people support refugees, asylum seekers and migrants in their neighbourhoods. Most people move to other countries Continue Reading →
Hand in Hand invite you to join them for Hosanna – the Easter story told in song and mime. It will take place at St Peter’s parish in Leamington Spa Continue Reading →
On 29 November 2019, more than 70 people united to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Brushstrokes Community Project. Brushstrokes began in 1999, in a tiny Black Country council flat. A Continue Reading →
Tabor House, Birmingham’s permanent night shelter, is asking for people to give their time at Christmas by volunteering over the festive period. Tabor House works wonders all year round thanks Continue Reading →
The year 2020 has been earmarked as a focus on the Bible and ‘The God Who Speaks’. The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales is encouraging everyone to celebrate, Continue Reading →
Members of Caritas Archdiocese of Birmingham are invited to take part in a survey on faith-based organisations. The survey is being conducted by Fr Ryan Service, a student of the Continue Reading →
The legacy of the Year of Mercy lives on as Caritas Archdiocese of Birmingham awards £5,000 to charities that support vulnerable refugees and migrants. Brushstrokes Community Project and Solihull Welcome Continue Reading →
On 16 October 2019, the Lord Mayor of Sandwell, Cllr Ann Jaron officially opened Brushstrokes Community Project’s new centre. The new building, on Smethwick High Street, places Brushstrokes right in Continue Reading →
Homeless people in Birmingham are set to benefit from a £15,000 grant to Tabor House thanks to LoveBrum. The shelter was announced as the first recipient of LoveBrum’s Community Impact Continue Reading →
On 17 September, staff and volunteers, friends and representatives of partner organisations came together to join in the blessing of Brushstrokes’ new community centre on Smethwick High Street. The project’s Continue Reading →