A penny for your thoughts?
Birmingham Irish • March 27, 2022
Since our doors opened over 60 years ago, we have always aimed to be a one stop shop, where every single individual from our wonderful Birmingham Irish diaspora and Irish culture enthusiast in our city can access care and culture services of an exceptional quality, and be guided in the process with the warmth of an Irish family.
To this day, it's safe to say that the many projects we provide are loved by hundreds in our city, but we are always on the lookout to better them.
Therefore, we want to ask if you could help us, simply by sharing your thoughts as every idea and opinion, no matter how small, means the world to us and is invaluable when elevating the quality, relevance and accessibility of our services.
If you would like to help us, we thank you so very much and invite you to complete our short questionnaire.
You can either;
- Complete the questionnaire online
- Download the questionnaire, complete it, and email to jennifer@birish.org.uk
Please click here for full details >
Thank You!
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