About Perry Barr Younger Adults NNS
We’re part of a city-wide network that identifies crucial services and health and well-being activities for younger adults aged 18 – 49 who have a long–term disability. You’ll find what’s on offer in your area on the Birmingham Connect to Support site; click here for the searchable directory.
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How can I register my project?
The Perry Barr constituency is split into several wards and if you’d like to talk to someone about a particular service or activity, please contact the following Community Connectors:
Janet Weir | Neighbourhood Network Scheme Community Development Manager
Leon Jackson | Project Co-ordinator
We just need some details about your project, and we’ll arrange to meet face to face (or by phone/Zoom/Teams if more convenient)
Once you have been registered, your project will go onto the city-wide Connect to Support register and your project information will be accessible to a range of local professionals, including local social workers from Birmingham’s Adult Services Team. We’ll also keep in touch to update you on the latest network news, funding and training opportunities and we’ll organise regular network get-togethers.
Funded by Adult Social Care Birmingham City Council, facilitated by Neighbourhood Development and Support Unit. Delivery partner Spring Housing.
Janet Weir | Neighbourhood Network Scheme Community Development Manager
Leon Jackson | Project Co-ordinator NNS 18-49