Before lockdown, Birmingham IA members met a couple of times a year at the Toby Carvery in Quinton, but inevitably with Covid, some of our social meetings disappeared. We realised that we hadn't seen some of our members on that side of the city for a while, so organised a pop-up event in Halesowen Library.
To our delight, twenty members joined us for coffee in what turned out to be a great venue. We were well provided with coffee and tea, and one of our members kept us supplied with delicious cakes and biscuits. There was lots of chat and banter, and the ostomy bag covers made for us by a Birmingham school were launched. We'll definitely be holding another meeting at Haleowen Library in the future.
Birmingham IA 3 days ago |
World Mental Health Day
Birmingham IA 19 days ago |
Come to our City Centre Social, 10am - 12pm on Saturday 5th October! We'll be in the Deritend Training Room, St Martin in the Bullring, Edgbaston Street, Birmingham, B5 5BB. We'll be having a brew & chat \ud83d
Birmingham IA 26 days ago |
Birmingham IA 33 days ago |
Join us at our Redditch Saturday Social at 10am on Saturday 14th September at the Ecumenical Centre, 6 Evesham Walk, Redditch B97 4EX
Birmingham IA 40 days ago |
Birmingham IA 54 days ago |
Some great times at our Sutton social with our guest John Baden of the Holly Trust and our very first Walsall / Wolverhampton social too!
Birmingham IA 57 days ago |
Are you joining us this morning for Birmingham IA's first ever Walsall / Wolverhampton Social?(17/08/24) 10.30am - 12.30pm at St Andrew's Church, Bentley, Walsall, WS2 0AA. Hope to see you there!
Birmingham IA 65 days ago |
Birmingham IA 65 days ago |
Well done to M&S. Exciting news for ostomates
Birmingham IA 78 days ago |
Join us for our next socials: Sutton Coldfield on 9 August Walsall on 17 August For more info, please contact mike.jameson\u0040iasupport.org