Social Inclusion
Strong, vibrant and supportive communities benefit everyone, increasing our health and wellbeing.
TCT works with many partners to build up individuals and communities. We are currently working in a number of areas of social inclusion:
Wolverhampton Poverty Truth gave people with lived experience of poverty a chance to work with Civic and businesses leaders to create lasting change.
It takes a whole community to recognise and respond to Modern Slavery and say #weseeyou to those affected by this awful crime.
A partnership approach to tackling modern slavery in Wolverhampton and Walsall Chaired by TCT.
Hate Crime is vastly under reported, but we want people to be helped by training Churches and other community buildings to be able to recognise and report this distressing crime.
Homelessness is on the rise and it’s only by coming together and forming strong networks that we can start to tackle it.
Food poverty is a day-to-day reality for more and more people in the UK, with one in four parents skipping meals in order to make ends meet. And the problems are often worse during the school holidays.
