Walsall Black Sisters Collective

A group of young Black women founded the registered charity Walsall Black Sisters Collective in July 1986.
As WBSC expanded, its goals and objectives shifted to focus on child care, welfare, education, and training.
successfully offering a high-quality, open service to Walsall's larger community in order to improve their quality of life.
Over the years, Walsall Black Sisters Collective has expanded to become a well-known organisation in the Black Community.
As an organisation, Walsall BSC has developed to serve the needs of all communities.
In order to address inequalities and bring about sustainable change to promote community cohesion, cultural respect, and a diversified community we can all be proud of, WBSC offers community activities to Walsall's underserved BME groups from a variety of ethnic, religious, and cultural backgrounds.
Anyone of African, Caribbean, or Asian heritage who resides in the Metropolitan Borough of Walsall and is at least 18 years old is eligible to join.
Please contact the Walsall Black Sisters collective at 01922 616 996 for further information about membership.