GHA delivers a men-only bushcraft programme designed to support mental health and wellbeing through structured outdoor activity and peer connection. Open to the wider male community, it provides a safe, inclusive, and non-judgemental space where participants can take part in practical activities such as wood chopping, fire lighting, shelter building, and outdoor cooking.

Walsall Community Transport (WCT), established in 1993, is committed to improving mobility, wellbeing, and social inclusion across Walsall and the wider Black Country. Operating a fleet of 24 accessible minibuses with 46 staff and 11 volunteers, WCT delivers high‑quality passenger transport through a blend of charitable provision and competitively tendered public sector contracts, supporting those who are vulnerable within the community.

The Glebe Centre is a multi-functional hub from where a variety of services are delivered that seek to provide support to rough sleepers, homeless and insecurely housed adults in Walsall experiencing additional issues that make them vulnerable. Staff and volunteers work with individuals who have differing, complex, needs and, consequently, the Centre provides a combination of both support services and practical facilities. The Centre is funded to work with individuals who present with one (or more if applicable) of the following needs: • Rough sleeper • Homeless • Insecurely housed • Drug user • Alcohol user