Promote your organisation

Through our communication channels, you can reach out to Birmingham's voluntary and community sector and other key local, regional and national audiences in a cost-effective way.

Advertise and promote your jobs, events and training courses, services and other opportunities.

Our communications channels are diverse and far-reaching. Any advertisements placed with us will appear on:

This website which has around 30-40,000 visitors each month. Your advertisement can feature on our jobs page, events calendar, training calendar, news page or virtual community noticeboard.
Our popular weekly e-bulletin is the go-to place for the latest announcements from Birmingham's third sector. It's sent out each Friday to over 4,000 subscribers based in Birmingham and beyond.
Our social media channels - Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn - have an extensive reach and are a highly effective way of getting your message out, or promoting a particular job, event or announcement.

Please see the below links to find which form you will need to download and relevant type of the advert you are looking to promote:

Advertise Volunteer Opportunities

Advertise on the Community Noticeboard

Advertise Event

Advertise News

Advertise (Paid) Job Vacancy

For more information about our job advertising packages, click here.

Advertise Training

BVSC blog: Update Brum

Our blog gives a direct voice to Birmingham’s voluntary and community sector to share their stories. We encourage organisations and community groups to submit content - stories, opinion and information pieces, organisation “profiles” and case studies.

To contact the editors with pitches/content, please email [email protected]. We are always open to ideas for new, fresh content to help promote your organisation, group or cause!

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Route2Wellbeing Online Portal

If you deliver health and care services, register on the Route2Wellbeing portal. This is used by health professionals and agencies to find out about local services available for their patients or service users.

Explore the Portal

📢 Want to promote Your Content in the BVSC Weekly E-Bulletin?

If you’d like your news, events, or opportunities featured, please submit them using the relevant advertising forms above.

Submission Deadline Date : Every Tuesday at 5pm.

This deadline date ensures your content will be included in the Friday newsletter of the same week.

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Telephone: 0121 643 4343

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Green Village at European Athletics Championships

The European Athletics Championships Birmingham 2026 is more than a world-class athletics event- it is an opportunity to demonstrate how major sporting championships can create meaningful environmental and social impact. We are aiming to offer a dedicated “Green Village”—a high-footfall space within the event designed to engage and inspire spectators around environmental sustainability. We are looking for organisations who can showcase what they are doing while engaging visitors to the event.
Call for proposals: independent evaluation of the Inclusion Health Living Library

The Inclusion Health Living Library initiative is a new programme designed to bring together system leaders, practitioners and voluntary sector partners with people who have direct lived experience of exclusion and inequality. The Living Library is being delivered on behalf of Birmingham City Council’s Public Health division by BVSC, and together we’re seeking proposals from suitably qualified academic or evaluation organisations to independently evaluate it.
Together St Paul’s Wins Prestigious Weston Charity Award

Together St Paul’s named a winner of the Weston Charity Awards 2026 – a national programme that recognises ambitious charities making a difference in their communities. Selected from more than 180 applicants, Together St Paul's is one of just 22 charities across the Midlands, Wales and the North of England to receive this award. For over 50 years, Together St Paul’s has worked alongside the people of Balsall Heath and Birmingham, supporting young people, families and communities to thrive.

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At BVSC we strive to provide our customers with the best service possible. We know that some of the best ideas come from people outside of our organisation and we therefore welcome feedback at every level to help us continuously improve what we do. This means that we want to hear from you when things go well, and when things could have gone better.
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