Our vision is to build community and relationships that last beyond the first needs. To help young families receive support and connect them to other organisations that help improve and transform family life. We also want to empower those we help by asking them to be part of the solution, so we ask them to recycle their under 5's kit with us once it is no longer needed.

We recycle nearly new clothes, toys and equipment to families with under 5's in need.

Get Involved: There are different ways to get involved, such as sorting clothes, greeting and welcoming families and assisting them to find the items they need. We always welcome new volunteers

Where: We have two Growbaby Teams:
-Barford Street (City Centre)
-St Michael’s (East)

When:
Tuesdays at St Michaels.
Wednesdays at Barford Street

Time: 10 am-12:30 pm

Tuck in Tuesday is a  warm welcoming space running every Tuesday afternoon at St Laurence Church Pastoral Centre in Northfield, Birmingham.

It provides support to around 18 people each week by providing a hot meal, a chance to chat and provide support.

The project has been operating since early 2023 and is a partnership between Birmingham Vineyard Church and St Laurence Church.

Get Involved:

When: Tuesdays 3:00 - 5:45pm

Get Involved:
Help with running English classes for people in our local community who speak limited or no English.

When: We typically run classes in blocks, meeting weekly on a weekday morning.

For more information, fill our the volunteer application form.

Grab a Bag. Fill a Bag. Give a Bag.

In these challenging times, Bags of Hope, working through our partner agencies, is providing emergency food bags to those in our community who need them most.

Get Involved:
Filling a Bag of Hope is a simple way to show God’s love, care and concern. Read more about how to do this in the donation section below.

Volunteer with the Bags of Hope team to and get involved sorting and filling bags.

City Pastors is a volunteer project from local churches that works with local agencies and support services in Birmingham’s Night-Time Economy, creating a safe and welcoming atmosphere on Friday and Saturday nights. 

Defined as a “friendly face, a listening ear and a caring heart,” City Pastors offer a supportive, Christ-like presence, embodying unity among Birmingham churches.

They collaborate with existing services and treat everyone encountered with respect and care.

Read more about City Pastors on their website Here

Employability workshops are exciting opportunities to volunteer with Birmingham Vineyard Compassion in partnership with the various schools and colleges in Birmingham.

We will be supporting students by delivering mock job interviews.

The only experience you need to have had is that of work in a paid or unpaid situation! You will be fully briefed and, if you are in work, you may well be able to get the support of your employer under their employee volunteer scheme to be released for half a day to be part of the programme.

When: Once or twice a year

Fill out the volunteer application form to be kept in the loop about when the next workshop will take place.