Welcome to the online home of Midland Mencap.

Working and campaigning for accessible and inclusive services for everyone with experiences of Learning Disability.

Housing, Care and Support Services

Domiciliary Care and Supporting People Services.

Childrens and Young Peoples Services.

Offering a wide range of support services to children, young people and their families.

Carers Service

Help, advice and support for you and your family.

The Enterprise Hub

Social, leisure, sport and vocational activities.

Thursday, 18 April 2013

Junior Football Announced!



Come along and get involved in our brand new junior football!

These new football sessions will be located at Wyndley Leisure Centre (Astro turf).  

Need directions or a map?  Click here.

These sessions are open to 13-18 year olds.

The first session will be on Saturday 27th April 12pm—1:00pm.

Cost:  FREE! (£4 Thereafter).

Junior football will run every week between 12:00-1:00pm until 1st June (the last session).  The cost will be £4 per session.

Bookings and further information:

Telephone: 0121-427-6404 / 07891574448 (Ask to speak to Steve or Laura).

>> Download the flyer.


Monday, 15 April 2013

Drop In Sessions Announced



Do you need information, advice or support for you or a family member?  

Are you interested to learn more about the services that Midland Mencap provides?

Midland Mencap are holding free drop in sessions on the following dates:

24th April 2013
29th May 2013
26th June 2013
31st July 2013
28th August 2013

All sessions take place between 10am – 6pm at our head office (171 Alcester Road, Moseley).

For more information call us on 0121 442 2944 and ask to speak to the 'Support Pathways' team.





Thursday, 28 February 2013

Carers Supporting Carers



More than six million people in the UK are looking after relatives or friends - unpaid. It's been estimated they save the country £119 billion a year. Caring can be a rewarding experience but it can also bring emotional challenges.
Now national volunteering charity TimeBank has joined forces with Carers UK to launch a new mentoring project to support carers.
The Carers Together project will recruit and train volunteers to offer face-to-face mentoring to carers in the Birmingham area and confidential e-mentoring to carers throughout England.
TimeBank wants to hear from volunteers for the project who are carers themselves, or have caring experience, so they can draw on the experiences and techniques that have helped them in the past. No special skills are needed – just time, patience and commitment.
If you are interested in volunteering, take a look at www.timebank.org.uk/carers-together, email carers@timebank.org.uk or phone 0121 236 2531