Community Hub
Open Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from 10am - 3pm.


About
BCG Community Hub
The community hub offers a safe, warm environment for our community members. This encourages community cohesion and social inclusion. It is also a welcome relief for those impacted by the cost of living crisis. The hub is also available for workshops and meetings for other non profit organisations and local businesses. This helps Birmingham Care Group to generate much needed income towards becoming sustainable. The space is open to hire for meetings, workshops or a small informal gathering.
Supporting The Community
Promoting Social Inclusion
At BCG Community Hub, we believe in fostering a sense of belonging and togetherness among community members. Our space provides a welcoming atmosphere where individuals from all walks of life can come together, connect, and build meaningful relationships. By promoting social inclusion, we aim to create a stronger, more resilient community where everyone feels valued and supported.


Cost of Living
Addressing the Cost of Living Crisis
In today's challenging economic climate, many individuals and families are feeling the strain of the rising cost of living. BCG Community Hub offers a much-needed respite by providing a safe and warm environment where community members can gather without the burden of high expenses. By offering affordable or free services and resources, we strive to alleviate some of the financial pressures facing our community.
Flexible Space for Hire
Whether you're looking to host a formal meeting, a creative workshop, or a small informal gathering, BCG Community Hub offers a versatile space that can be tailored to suit your needs. Our facility is available for hire at competitive rates, with flexible booking options to accommodate a variety of events and activities. Whatever your requirements, our dedicated team is here to ensure your event is a success.

The hub is open
Monday to Friday
9am – 3pm
2025 Statistics
Birmingham Care Group in Numbers
60
Served Postcodes
10,368
Weekly Meals Supplied
443
Memberships, with 1-5 people in each household
119
Young people supported each quarter







