Harborne

CPM – Cerebral Palsy Midlands
Cerebral Palsy Midlands is an adult day service and charity based in Harborne, Birmingham who support adults across the West Midlands with cerebral palsy and other disabilities who have complex
Description
Cerebral Palsy Midlands is an adult day service and charity based in Harborne, Birmingham who support adults across the West Midlands with cerebral palsy and other disabilities who have complex care needs and who require high levels of care support. We run daily activities within our service, ranging from pottery, music, rock band tuition, gaming, as well as supporting our citizens to access the wider community with sporting activities like ‘movement in water and horse riding, as well as day trips and meals out.
CPM Summer Sizzler
Tuesday 11 August | 11am – 3pm
Cerebral Palsy Midlands, 17 Victoria Road, Harborne, Birmingham B32 2TD. Fully inclusive and accessible building.
A community open day at CPM with stalls, entertainment, raffle and tombola.
We’d love volunteers to come and help run stalls like the tombola or raffle or any games. As well as perhaps helping out in the kitchen. Other things we are looking for are stall holders, entertainment ideas, and prize donations. This is a community fete event.
Birmingham Disability Festival & Inclusive Walk
Saturday 5 July | 11am – 6pm
BMet College, Jennens Road, Birmingham
I’ll be managing the Inclusive Walk at 12pm until 4pm, similar to our Wheel’n’Walk. I will be looking for volunteers to support with marshalling, sign posting, giving out medals, writing certificates, stamping lap stamp cards and things like that.
Everyone who takes part will receive a certificate, medal and water.
The festival itself is free and celebrates disability, community and inclusion.
CPM History Volunteers needed – Between now and next year June 2027
Times and dates can be negotiated. Our service opens Monday to Friday between 09.00am and 4.30pm.
Address: Cerebral Palsy Midlands, 17 Victoria Road, Harborne, Birmingham B17 0AQ
Cerebral Palsy Midlands will celebrate 80 years of service next year, and we would like to highlight how our organisation has witnessed the evolution of disability and community services over the past eight decades. We are planning to create an exhibit and need assistance in cataloguing and organising our raw historical archives.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please complete the volunteer enquiry form on the right hand side and a member of the LoveBrum team will be in touch soon.











