Exercise, sport & recreation

Fitness Classes

by Sandwell Leisure Trust

Sandwell Leisure Trust offers over 400+ fitness classes a week across Sandwell, from Bodypump to Zumba there is something for all ages and abilities.
  • Various Sandwell Leisure Trust Centres
  • 0300 012 0121

Boys Youth Club

by Bangladeshi Women's Association Ltd

Boys Youth club in Tipton for ages 10- 18 year olds
  • Tipton Muslim Community Centre Wellington Road
    Tipton
    DY4 8RS
  • 0121 557 6766

Beginners' Line Dance Class at Wednesbury Library

by Body Mind Collective CIC

Learn to line dance! This fun and friendly line dance session is perfect for complete beginners with no experience necessary.
  • Wednesbury Library, Walsall St, Wednesbury
    Wednesbury
    WS10 9EH
  • 07749847818

Youth Club #SHIP

by Bangladeshi Islamic Centre

Football, table tennis and other sports available to participate in an Islamic setting.
  • 10 - 13 Lewisham Road
    Smethwick
    B66 2BP
  • 0121 558 8204

Holiday Activities

by African French Speaking Community Support (AFSCS)

Positive activities for young people, especially to those at risk of engaging into anti-social behaviour and gang culture.
  • St. Philip's Parish Centre
    Watt Street
    Smethwick
    B66 3DA
  • 07743 600 034

Brushstrokes Community Project

by Brushstrokes

Services and Activities Brushstrokes Community Project provides free, holistic support and community activities for refugees, asylum seekers and migrants, helping individuals and families to build stability, improve wellbeing and reduce isolation. Services are delivered from our centre on Smethwick High Street and through outreach across Sandwell and neighbouring areas. Advice and support services Brushstrokes offers specialist advice and casework on immigration, asylum support, housing and welfare benefits, including support for people with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF). Our early‑action approach aims to prevent homelessness, destitution and crisis by addressing issues as early as possible. Health, wellbeing and inclusion We support people to access health services and improve wellbeing through inclusion health work, walking activities and safe, welcoming spaces where people can connect with others and build confidence. Education, skills and integration Brushstrokes supports learning and integration through English language practice, digital inclusion and informal learning opportunities that help people improve communication, confidence and independence. Community activities and social inclusion Alongside advice services, Brushstrokes delivers a wide range of regular community activities, as outlined in our Community Activities Schedule, including: Conversation Club (English language practice) – weekly sessions supporting confidence in spoken English Football sessions – promoting physical wellbeing and social connection Cycling repair sessions – practical skills and access to affordable transport Stay & Play sessions for families with children aged 0–2 Gardening and nature group – supporting wellbeing and connection with green spaces Welcome Wednesday social sessions including table tennis, chess, tea, coffee and conversation Cricket sessions at West Smethwick Park Wellbeing walks starting from the Brushstrokes centre Table tennis sessions at West Smethwick Park Pavilion Free community lunch every Friday Free film evening on the first Friday of each month These activities provide safe, inclusive spaces where people can meet others, reduce loneliness, improve physical and mental wellbeing and build supportive community networks. Practical support and welcoming spaces Brushstrokes also provides practical assistance such as food and clothing support and a welcoming community environment where people can access help with dignity and respect. Partnership working Brushstrokes works closely with local authorities, the NHS and voluntary sector partners to deliver coordinated, place‑based responses to poverty, health inequality and social exclusion. The project is part of Father Hudson’s Caritas, delivering support that is collaborative, inclusive and compassionate.
  • 253 High Street
    Smethwick
    B66 3NJ
  • 0121 565 2234

Health Advice

by Brushstrokes

Brushstrokes provides health inclusion and wellbeing support to refugees and migrants who face barriers accessing healthcare, helping people register with GPs, understand the NHS and attend appointments. We work in partnership with health services and deliver outreach, including to people in temporary accommodation, to identify unmet needs early. Our wellbeing activities reduce isolation, support mental health and help address health inequalities in local communities.
  • Brushstrokes 253 High Street
    Smethwick
    B66 3NJ
  • 0121 565 2234

Asylum Seeker Support

by Brushstrokes

Brushstrokes provides comprehensive support to asylum seekers, helping people navigate the asylum system and meet essential needs while their claims are ongoing. We offer specialist advice on asylum support, housing and immigration, alongside practical help such as food, community activities and health access. Our early‑action approach aims to prevent destitution, reduce isolation and support people to live with dignity while awaiting decisions.
  • Brushstrokes 253 High Street
    Smethwick
    B66 3NJ
  • 0121 565 2234