Me & My Community

I'm grateful for my community. I grew up here wanting to explore other areas of Birmingham but decided to come back when I started my family.

The best decision ever!

I have a beautiful home, my children are happy and my neighbours are fantastic!

I started my own business in singing for well-being. I'm now a 1-to-1 vocal tutor, created and lead choirs and facilitate singing workshops for various organisations. It seems to be growing steadily and I am excited about bringing this to my local community. I know it will help with cohesion, togetherness and bring joy.

Watch this space

I feel included in every group that I engaged with in my community.

I can happily confirm to you that I feel relevant and included in my community while living in my Platform Housing home. I have good and friendly neighbours except for one particular individual known by all other neighbours.When I first came to Worcester from the Isle of Wight, I was completing a course at the University. The university supported and signed posted me to get support with my mental health and disability. I was chosen to be the course Rep without any election even as the only black British in my cohort. I fell included.I also joined a local church…

View from my window.....

For the past three years, my Platform flat has been a true sanctuary, offering a wonderful sense of safety and home. My mornings start with the vibrant sound of children arriving at the neighboring school. Looking out at the diverse array of students entering the gates each day reminds me of the rich heritage, vibrant cultures, and boundless potential within our neighborhood—and I am deeply proud to be part of a community that actively nurtures these young minds to help them flourish.