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How you can volunteer with Solihull Youth Justice Service.

We have a statutory duty to comply with the code of practice for victims of crime.

We provide support for young people displaying harmful sexual behaviours of concern.

We supervise young people who have been ordered by the court to serve sentences in the community or a secure estate.

The Youth Justice and Prevention Service help children and young people avoid becoming involved in anti-social or offending behaviour.

Solihull Youth Justice Service (SYJS) is a multi-agency service which consists of the Local Authority, West Midlands Police, Probation and Health.

Our Procurement Team work collaboratively across the Council to ensure that our contracts provide a positive impact on the lives of our customers across the borough.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has made new funding available to councils in England called the Household Support Fund (HSF).

Information to help people arriving from Hong Kong to settle, live, work and find local services in Solihull.

If you are not able to sponsor an individual or family, you can help the situation in Ukraine by donating money or items.

We want to reach out to all of our Ukrainian guests, and anyone with friends and families affected by, or concerned about, events in Ukraine.

An asylum seeker is someone who comes to the UK, often fleeing persecution, torture or war, and applies for refugee status.

These webpages have been put together to provide information, advice and help to those that are new to Solihull.

How you can report or find support if you have been affected by crime.

The food and safety team at Solihull Council inspects food premises to ensure that they comply with food safety and standards legislation.

From April 2024 parents who work the equivalent of 16hrs per week at minimum living wage and have a child aged 2 may qualify for 15hrs funded childcare per week for 38 weeks per year.

Short breaks are leisure opportunities for children and young people with disabilities which give their parent/carer a break/respite from their caring responsibilities. Short breaks are intended to have positive benefits for both children and young people with a disability and their parents/carers.

Seeking help is often the first step towards getting and staying safe, but it can be hard to know how to start or where to turn to. We are here to support you with support and advice.

The following items will not be collected.

Solihull provides a free bookable collection service for batteries, coffee pods, paint, small electrical items and paint.

Solihull Council’s Vulnerable Road User Group is a group of residents and council staff who work together as a ‘critical friend’ to understand issues of safety for our most vulnerable road users, and how to make things safer for them

You can now put your glass bottles and jars into your brown bin or clear sacks. There is no need to put them separately in your black box, separate them, which will make recycling even easier.

From 31 October 2023, the way that voters apply for a postal and proxy vote is changing.

A personal budget is different for each child or young person.

Transition is a very important time in the lives of young people with SEND. Transitions Social Workers are based alongside their colleagues in the specialist Children Children’s Disability Team.

At the end of the assessment, and with your help, your social worker will draw up a plan of action.

We will listen carefully to what you have to say, offer advice and, if appropriate, support to bring up your children and deal with any areas of difficulty.

To help us in our work with you, we need to know more about you and your family. The social worker, with help from you, your family and other agencies, will gather information on your situation.

Whilst we can support most children through early help, some children will also need a children and family social care assessment.