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Visit Us

Pop into our Community Wellbeing Hub & Cafe to learn more about our programmes and services. Our friendly team will be happy to welcome you, answer your questions, and help you find the right support.

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REE-CHARGE CIC
15–17 Bull Street
West Bromwich
B70 6EU

How to Access Support

Accessing support at REE-CHARGE CIC is simple and designed to feel safe, respectful, and welcoming.

You can get in touch by emailing us or by visiting our community wellbeing hub in person. There is no referral needed — you can reach out directly in a way that feels most comfortable for you.

Once you connect with us, a member of our team will take time to understand your needs and explain the support options available. This may include universal wellbeing activities, targeted early-intervention support, or guidance towards other appropriate services.

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Email Us

Drop us an email at reechargecic@gmail.com to connect with the REE-CHARGE CIC team.

 

Whether you’d like to learn more about our services, volunteer with us, or explore ways to support our work, we’d love to hear from you.

SUPPORT OUR MISSION

At REE-CHARGE CIC we provide culturally sensitive mental health and wellbeing support for individuals, families, and communities who may face barriers to accessing traditional services.

Based in the heart of West Bromwich, we are a community-focused wellbeing café and hub offering a safe, inclusive space where people can access early support, connect with others and build resilience.

Our services are designed to complement existing health and social care provision, with a strong focus on prevention, early intervention, and reducing mental health inequalities, particularly for disadvantaged and ethnic minority communities.

Our approach

REE-CHARGE CIC delivers Tier 1 (Universal / Preventative) and Tier 2 (Targeted Early Intervention) mental health support for both adolescents and adults.

We work in partnership with communities and wider services to ensure support is accessible, culturally appropriate and responsive to real needs. Our team reflects the communities we serve and works in a way that is respectful, empowering, and person-centred. We believe support should be:

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  • Accessible and welcoming

  • Culturally sensitive

  • Offered at your pace

  • Focused on strengths not just difficulties

Tier 1: Universal & Preventative Support
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Tier 1 support is open to everyone and focuses on promoting wellbeing and preventing mental health difficulties before they escalate.

Our Tier 1 services aim to build individual and community resilience by providing a single point of access to supportive activities, information, and connection.

 

Tier 1 support includes:

  • A welcoming community wellbeing café and safe space

  • Therapeutic workshops and wellbeing activities

  • Friendship circles and social connection groups

  • Open House sessions

  • Calming and relaxation sessions

  • Mental health awareness and community education

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These services are available regardless of whether someone has a diagnosed mental health condition and are designed to support everyday mental wellbeing.

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Tier 2: Targeted Early Intervention Support​

Tier 2 support provides targeted help for individuals experiencing mild to moderate mental health difficulties, with the aim of preventing issues from becoming more severe.

Support is tailored, culturally informed, and delivered by experienced practitioners who take time to understand individual needs.

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Tier 2 support may include:

  • 1:1 emotional and wellbeing support

  • Counselling

  • Focused group sessions and therapeutic workshops

  • Crisis Café support

  • Ongoing guidance and coping strategies

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Where appropriate, we also help people access additional or specialist services through signposting and referrals.

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Training, Awareness & Community Education

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Raising awareness about mental health within ethnic minority and marginalised communities is a core part of our work.

 

REE-CHARGE CIC provides:

  • Mental health awareness sessions

  • Targeted community education

  • Workshops focused on coping strategies and self-management

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Our workshop programme is reviewed and updated every three months to ensure it reflects the current needs of the community.

Who Our Services Are For

REE-CHARGE CIC supports adolescents and adults who may be experiencing stress, anxiety, low mood, emotional distress, or simply feeling overwhelmed by life’s challenges. We are here for individuals seeking early support for their mental wellbeing, as well as those who may feel isolated or in need of connection and understanding.

Our services are particularly focused on supporting disadvantaged and ethnic minority communities who may face barriers when accessing traditional mental health services. We aim to provide culturally sensitive support that recognises and respects individual backgrounds, experiences, and identities.

You do not need a referral to access our services — you can reach out directly in a way that feels comfortable for you.

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