Heath Park Picth 1 (Bluebell Playing Fields)Yorkminster Drive,
Chelmsley Wood, BIRMINGHAM, West Midlands, B37 6SS
Phone : 07736296246 Fax : 01216848282
EMail : big_jay1977@hotmail.comColours:
Blue Shirts with Red Fronts, Black Shorts, Black Socks
Contacts
Secretary/Manager - Jason Gibbons
Home phone: 01216034513
EMail: big_jay1977@hotmail.com
Assistant Manager/Coach - Steve Solomon
EMail: stevensolomon1979@hotmail.com
Captain/Chairman
- Simon Gibbons
Home phone: 01216034513
EMail: simonjgibbons@hotmail.com
Libraries
As Learning Places
Libraries as Learning Places" offer FREE I.T. courses on a self-learn
basis. For those without home pcs all Solihull Libraries have I.T.
facilities which can be used free of charge.
Learning Difficulties, Support Group for Young Adults
Small group of
parents who meet once a month, to share ideas, problems and issues concerning
our young adults. We talk to others who understand,
invite speakers when needed and take time for ourselves.
Leisure Opprtunities, Solihull (SoLO)
Promotes and supports young people
and adults, with learning disabilities, through the provision of interest
based clubs, specialist leisure and
community based activities throughout the Borough. Summer play-schemes
and activities for children with leaning difficulties.
Meniere's Disease Support Group
Local group for reassurance,
support and information. Please telephone for details of meetings.
MIND
Variety of information and advise services, drop-in sessions, women's
groups, crisis advocacy mornings, general advocacy, welfare and benefits
advise, employment and training officer, befriending scheme, organic
horticulture scheme in Knowle for voluntary work. Supported housing scheme
for 8 tenants.
Mothers &Toddlers
- Chelmsley Wood Baptist Church
A safe plce for
parents with small children to socialise. Parents can share problems.
Children can make friends, play with toys and have space
to run.
To provide child protection services to children and families. The centre offers a number of different services, developed over time, and in collaboration with young people and other agencies working with young people. Currently offering: A general advise, advocacy and counseling service for young people aged 9-15 years of age. Young people's advisory group meet weekly and advise on services and issues for young people. Group work with young people being bullied. Anger management. Individual counselling /therapeutic work for young people who have experienced any kind of abuse or difficulty. An advocacy service for young people( 10-17 ), who are in the Solihull Child Protection System. Arts/Garden holiday projects for young people using the scheme. Services are currently available weekdays and some early evenings. They are for any young person who is in troubled and for those who are in, or have been through, the CPS. Young people can refer themselves for an appointment or be referred, as long as they are in agreement and want someone else to make this first contact. Accepts referrals from children and Helpline, but not parents.
