There's plenty happening to keep your wild ones busy and off screens with us this summer, and best of all, everything is FREE! What's on Kingstanding At the Sports and Community Centre Kingstanding our regular Little Settlers Stay & Play has had a summer takeover...
What's on
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About Birmingham Settlement
Founded in 1899, Birmingham Settlement is one of the city’s oldest charities.
Our aim is to tackle inequality by connecting and empowering people through action, support, and shared learning for everyone.
We work hand in hand with communities to improve financial resilience, support health and wellbeing, and build stronger, more connected communities where people can thrive.
How we help
We work in the heart of communities, providing a wide range of services to help people grow the skills and confidence they need to overcome life’s challenges and bring about positive change. Learn MoreWhere we work
With bases in Kingstanding, Ladywood, and Newtown, we’re here to help people through life’s toughest challenges.
Our Services
At Birmingham Settlement, we’re here to help you live a healthier, happier life.
From money advice to making friends, getting active, learning new skills, or simply enjoying a cuppa and a chat, we’ll help you connect, grow in confidence, and boost your wellbeing.
Latest News
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Do you want to make a difference? Trustee roles now open
Can you help us grow our support for often-marginalised communities and people facing barriers to opportunities? You could be a trustee for Birmingham Settlement, one of the city’s oldest charities that reduces health and social inequalities. If you’re passionate...
Reflecting on the 2025 Neighbourhood Futures Festival
The 2025 Neighbourhood Futures Festival delivered by Birmingham Settlement saw four days of thought-provoking activities and hope-filled connection, creativity and community in Ladywood. Taking place at the Birmingham Settlement Nature and Wellbeing Centre next to...