A team of highly qualified Specialist Teachers, SEND and Inclusion Support Officers, Teachers of the Deaf, Teachers of the Visually Impaired, Higher Level Teaching Assistants, Deaf Tutors and Habilitation Specialists all working to support children and young people, their schools, and their families in Wolverhampton with special educational needs.
The Community Vaccine Fund is now open offering a fixed grant payment of £1,000 for voluntary and community organisations to support Wolverhampton residents get vaccinated, tackle vaccine hesitancy and supporting communities in areas with low vaccine uptake and high deprivation.
The Cabinet makes decisions in line with the council's overall policies and budget. When major decisions are to be discussed or made, these are published in the Leader's Forward Plan.
You may be able to claim benefits-related Free School Meals (FSM) for your child/ren if you meet the Government's eligibility criteria.
Information about the closed relief Supporting Small Businesses which ran 2017/18 to 2022/23.
Wolverhampton Autism Board brings together autistic people and their families, commissioners, clinicians, service providers, service managers and other stakeholders make improvements for Autistic people and their families.
This page includes information on the City of Wolverhampton Council Senior Management Team, Strategic Executive Board and structure charts.
Details about community centres in Wolverhampton and how to book them.
Wolverhampton has been chosen by the Department of Health and Social Care and the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities to pilot the Better Health: Rewards scheme, designed to see whether offering adults rewards and incentives will help them to eat better and increase their physical activity levels.
Our courses are aimed at people who work or volunteer for a group or organisation and who wish to develop or enhance their knowledge or understanding of the benefits that are available to people through the Social Security benefit system including at times of unemployment, sickness and retirement.
The City of Wolverhampton Council has secured Heritage Lottery Funding to support The Queen Street Gateway Townscape Heritage Scheme which will provide grant assistance towards the cost of external repairs and enhancements to Queen Street's buildings.
This directory aims to provide information regarding Alternative Provision in Wolverhampton and it’s bordering area.