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Set up in 2017, Wolverhampton LGBT+ (formally known at Wolverhampton LGBT+ Alliance) was established to forward inclusion for members of the LGBT+ community within Wolverhampton and the Black Country. It brought together over 15…

Welcome to Wolverhampton Vocational Training Centre (WVTC). WVTC opened in September 2015 and provides a unique learning environment to young adults, aged 16-19 with Special Educational Needs. All students enrolled at WVTC must have…

Wolverhampton Wanderers Foundation is the official charity of the Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club.  Our aim is to educate and inspire local people and communities, creating opportunities and changing lives. The charity…

Here you can find more information about WorkBox. Workbox is a unique resource providing everything you need whether you're looking for work, a learner (old or young), already in work, a trainer or business owner.  You can search the…

YMCA Black Country Group runs a wide range of different services across an increasing number of sites across the Black Country. These include family support and childcare; fitness and wellbeing; supported housing and community…

Open Door offers vulnerable young people safe accommodation with Host Families – individuals, couples and families who live in the Black Country. A young person placed with a Host will receive a package of support from YMCA Black Country…

The Young Persons Team provides advice for young people aged 16-25. This includes specialist support for Young People living independently in their first tenancy and Drop in advice at Oasis Hub for Care Experienced Young People.For…

All young people including those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) should be supported to achieve their optimum career outcome. Having a job is about so much more than just earning money. It’s about feeling valued,…