The Hub - Wolverhampton Train Station

18/03/2026

🧡 Free liver health checks at The Hub 🧡

Due to demand, SUIT & Recovery Near You are returning to bring free, on-the-spot liver scans to The Hub on Wednesday 25th March 2026.

✔️ Quick and painless
✔️ Results straight away
✔️ No need to book

The scan is similar to an ultrasound and helps spot early signs of liver damage, with healthcare staff on hand to talk things through if needed.

📍 The Hub at Ashmore Park
⏰ 10am to 2pm
🚶 First come, first served

If you live locally, pop in and get checked. It’s a small step that could make a big difference.

17/03/2026

We are pleased to announce that our Men's Group will be back up and running from this Friday, 20th March.
We would love it if you could come along and have your say about shaping the group into something that everyone can enjoy and have our team of Lived Experience volunteers on hand to listen to your ideas.
This group is open to anyone registered with SUIT or Recovery Near You , no referral necessary.
Come along and hang out with like-minded men, supporting one another in recovery.
For more info call SUIT on 01902 328983

15/03/2026

For some people, Mother’s Day is the perfect reason to celebrate their Mum.

For others, it brings up more complicated feelings and can trigger feelings of worry or trauma.

If you find today tough, here's your reminder that you're not alone 💜

14/03/2026

Read more about the monthly Mental Health Peer Support drop-in’s at The Hub 👇🏽

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq57x7p85ggo?fbclid=IwdGRzaAQh-q9jbGNrBCH6qGV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHgx2oQpPqfGnSdh9q6FOdwMhJ8gUkXGOURZu89CGpTQy2CFe2PQ3UwzO2c-Q_aem_fZj60DVwE7NwtUeCcV18YQ&sfnsn=scwspwa

Those with experience of mental health issues "working in a peer role" are among those to whom it is open.

09/03/2026

Free poetry event at Bilston Library THIS WEEK 🖋️

Celebrate International Women’s Day with the South Asian Women’s Writing Group at Bilston library! Join Dr Kuli Kohli, poet laureate for Wolverhampton, Santosh K Dary, Saida Chowdhury and Sheeba Eeswaramoorthy for poetry readings, performances and discussions of their work.

👉 Free to attend and no booking required. Refreshments available during the event.

📅 Wednesday 11th March
⏰ from 5.30pm
📍 Bilston Library

📘 If you’re into it, read into it! Everyone knows reading expands worlds, sharpens minds, and fuels creativity. But fewer of us are making time for it. It’s time for the nation to Go All In for the National Year of Reading!

08/03/2026

05/03/2026

Free peer mentoring training is on offer at the Civic Centre on Friday 20 March.

Delivered by the Black Country Coaches Club, it is open to anyone who works or volunteers in a peer support role in Wolverhampton and who would like to develop enhanced skills and confidence in communication and leadership.

For more details, and to reserve a space, please email nicola.palin@wolverhampton.gov.uk

04/03/2026

A new peer-to-peer mental health support group is meeting monthly in Wolverhampton, with the next taking place at the Rethink Train Station Hub from 10am-noon on Friday (6 March).

The Mental Health Peer Support Drop-in is open to anyone with lived experience of mental health, homelessness or related challenges, and offers a safe space for people to connect, share and grow.

04/03/2026

📰 WVCA and SUIT are delighted that the City of Wolverhampton Council’s pioneering community Fibro-scan programme has been shortlisted for the Public and Population Health category at this year’s LGC Awards.

As key delivery partners providing the liver scans directly in community settings, we are thrilled and extremely proud to see the exceptional work of our staff, volunteers and lived‑experience peers being recognised on a national stage.

Find out more via the link in the comments 👇🏻👇🏻

04/03/2026

Why not join us for a cuppa and meet like minded organisations supporting the community. This meeting will be hosted by global diabetes initiative.

See you then .

23/02/2026

Helplines are there for people experiencing uncertainty, distress or crisis — often at the moment they need support most.

This , we’re joining Helplines Partnership to raise awareness of how helplines transform
lives across the UK.

No matter what day or time the Black Country 24/7 Urgent Mental Health Helpline is a beacon of HOPE when you may need it the most.

Call 📞 NHS 111 select Option2 or 📱Text 07860 025 281