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Changes to Ashiana services

Changes to Ashiana’ services during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Wellbeing Advice and Guidance Telephone helpline

Ashiana Community Project are offering a free, impartial and confidential telephone helpline, Monday – Friday, 12pm-2pm for anyone wanting advice or someone to talk to. Call or text 07941 364 718 / 07918 077 777.

MacMillan Cancer Support during Covid-19 pandemic

MacMillan Cancer Support understand the need to support people with a diagnosis of cancer at the moment and have provided the following information.

Domestic Abuse – Are You Worried about Someone?

We at West Midlands Police understand that staying at home might be particularly difficult for some people. Home is supposed to be the safest place for us all right now, but if you are experiencing domestic abuse then the advice to stay at home could be frightening.

Free Growing Kits

Grow veggies & flowers for Seven Streets Pocket Park and keep the children busy with a fun activity. FREE growing kits delivered to residents who live near Seven Streets Pocket Park (opposite the City Farm & Children’s Centre on Clifton Road). Bought to you by General Public on behalf of The Active Well-Being Society.

Donations of food urgently needed (home collection)

An urgent callout from The Sultan Bahu Trust who are providing a Foodbank for the elderly, single parents and key workers in need in B11 and B12.

They have limited supplies of the following items. If you have items you wish to donate, please contact 0121 440 4096 or friends@bahutrust.org and they can arrange delivery direct from your home.

Sugar
Tuna
Pasta
Rice
Chick peas
Plum peeled tomatoes
Peas
Potatoes
Sanitary products
Gloves are also needed as we have run out
Peas tin and potato tin plus any fruit tins
Tea and coffee

Message from Police re. Covid-19

Message from the Chief Constable – What you can expect from the Force

Thank you to all our Key Workers

Residents and local organisations have been showing their support and appreciation for NHS staff and other key workers who are keeping us safe during the current pandemic.

Support from the Muslim Women’s Network

In this time of uncertainty and self-isolation, I am writing to let you know that the Muslim Women’s Network UK (MWNUK) is still open and we are currently working from home. Calls are being diverted to mobile phones, also emails and web chat are fully functional. Referrals can still be made to those who seek help and advice.

Donate to support Brum Baby Bank

Birmingham is the UK Second City, but it’s also the city with the second highest child poverty rate in the UK.

Bike loans for emergency frontline staff

In light of the current situation with public transport being reduced and the need for key workers to get to work safely, The Active Wellbeing Society are loaning their fleet of bikes to those people working on the frontline emergency services and whose work is critical to the Covid-19 situation.