West Midlands Irish - Birmingham Irish Assoc

Good people, great connections, and a

little bit of Irish magic ..

What we're about at Birmingham Irish ..

Birmingham Irish Association is the Midlands' leading charity providing support and cultural services to the Irish community. The organisation was first established in the Irish Quarter in Digbeth, Birmingham.

"Bringing Irish Business Together"

We’re delighted to launch West Midlands Irish (WMI), a new business networking initiative supported through the Emigrant Support Programme (ESP), funded by the Irish Government through the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and delivered via BIA.

Main Contact Point:

Joan Smith

Email: joan@jintro.co.uk

Telephone: 07702 358 066

Download Our Brochure .. Welfare Service Standards ..

Project summary ..

Download WMI Summary Here ..

A quick roundup of other services ..

Saint Anne's Club

For fun, celebrations & social events in the heart of Digbeth.

The St Anne’s Club is in the heart of Digbeth. It’s function room holds up to 300 people and is available for private functions e.g. weddings, christenings and birthdays etc.

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Housing & Benefits

We can assist you with a range of housing and benefit related matters.

We offer free support with benefit tribunals, debt advice, providing advice for people coming over or going back to Ireland.

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Bereavement Support
Birmingham Irish offers friendly and impartial support, no matter what your circumstances.

The service includes:
- One to one support in your time of loss
- Free and confidential service from trained bereavement support counsellors
- Advice and guidance on funeral arrangements, finances and benefits
- Support to everyone over the age of 18
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Befriending Service

Birmingham Irish provides a high quality volunteer home visiting service ideally for people who live alone. It is ideally suited to people over 60 who have little contact from family and friends.

We take on volunteers only after thorough checks and references so you can be completely assured that they will be reliable and treat you with dignity and respect.

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Volunteering

Our volunteers provide important assistance with our programmes and office functions.

In our front office they help with your passport applications, provide you with advice about services available, refer you to the appropriate member of staff depending on the problem you may have; be it benefits, legal, housing or health issues.

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We treat all of our clients with respect and courtesy at all times

We always maintain confidentiality & privacy of our clients

We respect all regardless of gender, sexuality, race or beliefs

Birmingham Irish Association is one of 1,000's of organisations that have been awarded accreditation for their workforce leadership, support and development, as well as delivering effective services and/or products.