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Birmingham Irish We're here to help ..
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0121 604 6111 : Fax 0121 604 6662
info@birish.org.uk
Birmingham Irish Association
The Irish Centre, 205 Wheelers Lane Kings Heath, Birmingham B13 0ST
West Midlands
- Mon, Fri
- Closed
- Tue - Thu
- -
- Sat - Sun
- Closed
Monday and Friday:
Although our office is closed to the public on these days, calls are still being taken by our team.
Consumer Notice:
Calls from landlines are typically charged up to 16p per minute. Call costs from mobiles vary according to the calling plan chosen. If you call an 01 / 02 number outside of any inclusive minutes provided, they can cost between 3p and 65p per minute.
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Some of the valuable support skills that our staff & volunteers offer ..
Drop-In & Support
Developing and running drop-in activities and advice sessions.
Local Centre's
Utilising venues across the region for easier client accessibility.
Health & Wellbeing
Working to agreed safeguarding, and health & safety procedures.
Social Activities
Organising stimulating, engaging and safe activities & events.
We have a dedicated team of staff and volunteers, without whom our work would simply not be possible.
"We are committed to developing strong lasting relationships through commitment, communication and honesty"
A long history of supporting people ..
The Irish Welfare & Information Centre (IWIC) was founded in June 1957. In 2009 IWIC developed a partnership with Birmingham Irish Community Forum (BICF) and combined they were to become what's now known as Birmingham Irish Association.
