Held at the elegant setting of the Muath Trust building, the event brought together community groups, Birmingham City Council representatives and other key stakeholders.

The Hall Green NNS celebration event showcased the incredible work of grassroots initiatives that have tackled social isolation, supported older adults, and brought together younger adults with learning difficulties through art, culture, and shared experiences.

Attendees received a presentation highlighting the achievements of Hall Green NNS in the 2025/26 financial year including:

  • Awarding grant funding to 18 community projects reaching over 1,500 participants
  • Committing a total of £19,250 in funding for services for both older and younger adults
  • The continued success of the four wellbeing facilitators covering the Hall Green constituency.

Hall Green NNS is a project to support people aged 50+ and adults aged 18-49 with a long-term disability, from needing to access social or health care by connecting them to the right activities or services in their local communities.

The 50+ strand focuses on ensuring there are doorstep coproduced services funding in the community to keep citizens happy, healthy and in their own homes for longer, living independently to alleviate the pressures on other health and care services.

The younger adults workstream has been delivered since 2022 with a focus on accessible services and activities for citizens with any disabilities, learning difficulties or mental health.

Thieba Bibi, our Project Manager at Hall Green NNS said: “It was brilliant to convene, once again, with all of the wonderful individuals and groups who work with and support our organisation.

“Events like these remind us of the huge scope of our work and how we, collectively, make a difference to Hall Green.”

Hall Green NNS have been leading the grants programmes, capacity building and developed a ABCD approach through communities across Hall Green Constituency since 2017.

The project has been funded by Birmingham City Council since 2019. In February 2022 GSA was awarded the contract to continue leading the Hall Green NNS until 2027.

Find out more about Hall Green NNS here.