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Young and Lee Solicitors are offering a FREE family law drop-in surgery every Monday night between 5.30 – 8.00pm. No appointment is needed. Free parking available.
Everyone gets at least 20 mins, but if time allows, depending on the number of people attending, they will spend as much time as needed.
The idea, is simply to give general advice, and reassurances, and see how they can help taking the matter forward and if they cannot help, it is likely they will know who can.
The areas of family law covered are:
- Divorce or separation
- Arranging contact with your children
- Seeking residence orders
- Going through separation In a Civil Partnership
- Surrogacy
- Adoption
- Pre-nuptial agreement
- Cohabitation agreement
The general advice can be given in relation to non-contentious matters as well as issues that arise following separation.
For further details contact martinc@solihull-sustain.org.uk
ReCOM is a forward thinking charity which is tackling the causes of digital exclusion in the UK. It helps the disabled and disadvantaged enhance their lives by providing access to information technology through affordable refurbished computers.
ReCOM is looking for another member to join an experienced and enthusiastic Board of Trustees which is responsible for the overall direction, vision and strategy of ReCOM. We are looking for people who are able to contribute to the strategic debate and are enthusiastic about widening accessibility to IT. Ideally, you should also have skills or experience in one or more of the following:
- business management
- marketing
- legal
- IT services or training
- fundraising
- the voluntary sector in Solihull and/or Birmingham
- working with some of our target beneficiaries, including the elderly, the housebound, those on low incomes or with disabilities.
If you are interested, or for more information, contact martinc@solihull-sustain.org.uk.
Castle Bromwich Youth and Community Partnership is currently an unincorporated body. The partnership is seeking to become a Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee to facilitate growth and fundraising activities. They have prepared an application based on information provided by the Charity Commission but are seeking expert advice before submitting. If you can help or for more information please email martinc@solihull-sustain.org.uk
Barry Allaway of WWMD (World Wide Magazine Distribution) will be abseiling down the side of Birmingham’s Fort Dunlop building in May. He is doing it to raise money for SoLO.
SoLO enables children, young people and adults with learning disabilities to enjoy social and leisure activities that the rest of us take for granted. SoLO is a registered charity that operates throughout Solihull.
His sponsorship target of £500 and he is ½ way there already. If you would like to add a few pounds then it is easy via http://www.justgiving.com/Barry-Allaway
Every year in September the village of Castle Bromwich has its biggest community event. The Parish Council organise an It’s a Knockout event with the community and local business participating. They are seeking more businesses to support this event as it grows year on year.
The event is for the whole community young and old, and last year over 4,000 people attended. The event was heavily promoted with emails to community groups, press and poster campaigns. Business sponsorship and promotion opportunities are available for this event.
More details are available from martinc@solihull-sustain.org.uk or Tel: 07789 935212
Friends in Retirement, a locally based organisation supporting retired and elderly people to maintain an active life, are planning to hold an exhibition of arts produced by some of their talented artists. They are looking for display boards to mount paintings, ideally free standing, but will consider offers of display equipment of any size or type depending on availability.
For more infomation please contact Martin Clarke martinc@solihull-sustain.org.uk Tel 07789 935212
The Knowle Fun Run is organised by the Knowle and Dorridge Lions and is probably the biggest fundraising event of its kind in Solihull, attracting over 2000 runners & 300 mini-runners and equal numbers of spectators at Arden school and around the streets of Knowle.
Would you like to be seen to be supporting this great community fundraising event next May?
How can you help?
By sponsorship – in kind or cash including things like colour printing of the certificates given to every runner, correx lamp poster signs, franking of the mail out to 1500 previous runners addresses, groceries and food for the BBQ, and 300 chocolate bars for the Mini runners.
Alternatively, you may wish to consider placing an advert in the Fun Run programme from as little as £70. Copies of this high profile full colour A5 sized magazine will be delivered by the Lions to 6500 homes in Knowle and Dorridge free of charge around Easter. The deadline for advertising copy is 25th January.
For more details contact Martin Clarke at martinc@solihull-sustain.org.uk or call 07789 935212
Waterloo Woodwork support people with learning difficulties. They provide a safe workshop learning environment but some areas could do with a freshen-up. Lots of free tea and coffee and paint etc. can be provided; a great team ½ day.
If your team would like day together then email Martin Clarke martinc@solihull-sustain.org.uk or telephone 07789 935212 for more information
SUSTAiN are working with Solihull Council and local schools supporting a garden design in a prime location at the BBC/RHS Gardeners World Live show at the NEC 16-20 June. It will really help to show young people in the area in a positive light. Business sponsors and “in kind” support are sought. In return PR opportunities are offered at this national event including an opportunity to display leaflets from the garden and interact with our visitors; a mention in all relevant show communication; coverage in the official show guide including the official show website; opportunity to create a hyperlink between our two websites; tickets for corporate and PR use and access to our the PR and Marketing team to work on joint promotional activities.
For more information email martinc@solihull-sustain-org.uk or telephone 07789 935212
Hazel Oak School in Shirley is bidding for Specialist Status seeking to embed the theme of ‘business and enterprise.
They have recently created a Business and Enterprise Centre providing programmes of study in Hair and Beauty, Painting and Decorating, Horticulture and Catering.
You may be able to support them financially i.e. sponsor a chair in our hair salon, a painting and decorating bay or a patch in the garden or offer training, by sending in one of your staff team to work with or speak to our young people.
In return they will display plaques in the Business and Enterprise Centre recognising your generous contributions and would be keen to publicise links with business partners.
For more information email Martin Clarke martinc@Solihull-sustain.org.uk or Tel: 07789 935212