Community Advice Hubs

Community Advice Hubs The Solihull Community Advice Hubs, delivered by Age UK Solihull, provide high quality information, advice and support to all residents (aged 18+) of Solihull.

03/06/2026

We’re proud to be taking part in Volunteers’ Week 2026 – marking 42 years of saying thank you to all volunteers across the UK for everything they do for society.

We are lucky to have over 300 amazing volunteers, who give so much time and dedication to supporting Solihull residents who need us. Whether it's providing friendship, teaching a skill, supporting our fundraising activities, or helping the charity operate smoothly, the value they add to our charity and the difference they make is incredible.

Thank you to each and every one of you!

01/06/2026

Musical explorers by Solihull Music 🎸

Free, fun music sessions followed by a stay and play and access to the sensory room 🔮

Thursdays, 11:30-12:00 at Elmwood Family Hub, 37 Burtons Way, Smith's Wood, B36 0UG ❤️
No booking required

Fridays, 10:00-10:30 at Riverside Family Hub, 289 Bosworth Drive, Chelmsley Wood, B37 5DP 💙
To book, call 0121 779 1750

Fridays, 14:00-14:30 at Hatchford Brook Family Hub, Old Lode Lane, Elmdon, B92 8JE 💛
No booking required

🧑 Suitable for children aged 0-5 years
🪙 FREE
ℹ️ Booking is required for sessions at Riverside. To book, call 0121 779 1750. No booking is required for sessions at Elmwood and Hatchford Brook.

Laura Lenthall Music

01/06/2026

Did you know you can complete a self-assessment via our online portal for adult social care on your phone? ☎️

This is what Solihull carer, Saira Awan did - and she said it was ‘extremely easy’ to use 👍

Using the portal to complete a carer’s assessment, she said she felt very clear about what would happen next and was ‘very happy’ with the overall process

Find out if you could be eligible for carer’s support now at https://loom.ly/X-yQCoc

01/06/2026

Are you a female Personal Assistant who has experience of supporting children with disabilities?

We’re looking for a female PA to provide 1:1 support to access the community and provide personal care.

You will need to have SEN experience, and it would be advantageous if you have experience of Makaton.

You will need to have a full UK driving license and have your own transport.

This part-time role is for 4 hours per week – days and times to be flexible.

Rate of pay £15 per hour

An enhanced DBS will be required.

Apply by submitting your CV and quoting ref LA56353
to [email protected]

See our other PA vacancies at www.ageuk.org.uk/solihull/pa-vacancies

01/06/2026

Do you know an older person who would benefit from getting online?

Our Digital Champions Project offers free, friendly support to help older people in Solihull build confidence with technology – from staying in touch with loved ones to online shopping and accessing essential services.

The project offers group sessions, as well as one-to-one support for those who need it most. We also have a tablet loan scheme to help people get started.

Find out more at: ageuk.org.uk/solihull/digital-champions

Can you help us to keep this vital project going? Text DIGITAL to 70560 to donate £5. Thank you!

01/06/2026

We’re proud to have relaunched our Linking People Together project, so we can help even more Solihull residents aged 65+ to feel connected, confident, and part of their community.

Whether it’s a friendly chat, meeting new people, or learning digital skills, we’re here to help reduce loneliness and build meaningful friendships.

The refreshed service offers:
• Flexible support (face-to-face or telephone)
• Short-term help from trained volunteers
• Introductions to local groups
• Opportunities to meet like-minded people
• Support to build digital confidence

If you or someone you know could benefit, please get in touch or visit our website to find out more:

Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 0121 704 7854
Website: ageuk.org.uk/solihull/lpt



This project is funded by Solihull Council.

28/05/2026
28/05/2026

Elder abuse is a growing but often hidden issue.

It can be physical, emotional, financial, or caused by neglect, and it affects people in every community – including here in Solihull.

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is about shining a light on this issue and showing that abuse of older people is never acceptable.

Please support our campaign by raising funds and awareness so we can continue to be here for older people who are vulnerable to abuse.

Either make a donation yourself or organise a purple-themed fundraiser to show your support of the campaign.

Why not do one kind thing along with your donation and share with others to encourage them to do the same?

For full details, purple fundraising ideas, and a free fundraising pack, visit www.ageuk.org.uk/solihull/weaad

Thank you for joining us in standing up to elder abuse in Solihull!

26/05/2026

Are you looking for a simple way to stay active and meet new people?

Our Strollers & Striders Wellbeing Walks are friendly, relaxed group walks for Solihull residents aged 50+. Enjoy fresh air, gentle exercise and a chat along the way, all at a pace that suits everyone.

We walk weekly at various locations around Solihull, using flat, even paths, and we always go at the pace of the slowest walker.

See our upcoming walks and express your interest in joining: ageuk.org.uk/solihull/walks

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The Core, Homer Road
Solihull
B913RG

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