Ways for Wellbeing is a Community Interest Company established by women of colour, with a collective experience of over 30 years in mental health and the health and social care sector. We are experts ...
Birmingham Disability Festival
Contact person
Nabila Gardner
#111940
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Summary
Volunteering at the Birmingham Disability Festival 2026. We need volunteers for a variety of roles at the Festival on July 4th 2026 11am until 6pm to be with us
Detailed description
Ways for Wellbeing UK, BMET, Aston University, WMCA, and a number of other partners including South and City College Birmingham, Midland Mencap are committed to an annual city wide Birmingham Disability Festival. Taking place during Disability Pride Month (July), the festival serves as a dynamic platform to advance diversity, equity, and inclusion across the city. In 2026 the festival will take place at Aston University on Saturday 4th July 11am - 6pm. The event is a free to attend event and is a day for people to celebrate disabilities and individuality. Volunteers are required to support many aspects of the event. Get involved with a fully accessible event designed to foster community spirit, challenge misconceptions, and showcase the incredible abilities within Birmingham's disabled population.
What we will provide to volunteers
🤝 Extra support
About Ways for Wellbeing UK CIC
Ways for Wellbeing is a Community Interest Company established by women of colour, with a collective experience of over 30 years in mental health and the health and social care sector. We are experts by experience and have combined our experience with formal training to become Personalised Care Institute (PCI) qualified Health and Wellbeing Coaches. We provide access to activities that promote wellbeing and overall positive mental health.
We provide access to Personalised Care Institute qualified Health and Wellbeing Coaches, Digital Coaches and Employment Coaches to support individuals with low level mental health struggles - those experiencing anxiety, depression, stress. low mood, financial worries, housing issues or work issues.
Our activities serve as conversation starters about mental health, promoting the positive impact of these activities from a young age to instil behaviours that reduce the recurrence of mental health issues.
Our initiatives help individuals change their behaviour and equip them with improved coping mechanisms for ongoing support.
By encouraging individuals to play an active role in their well-being, our Health and Wellbeing coaches boost their confidence in managing health conditions, overcoming challenges, and pursuing meaningful goals.