Mayor of Solihull visits Solihull Moors Foundation to see community impact

Solihull Moors Foundation welcomed the mayor of Solihull, Councillor Sardul Singh Marwa, for a visit to learn more about its ongoing impact across the local community.

The visit provided an opportunity to showcase the wide range of programmes delivered by the Foundation, spanning education, wellbeing, inclusion, youth development and community engagement.

Throughout the morning, the Foundation team shared how these initiatives are creating opportunities for people of all ages while making a positive difference across Solihull.

As well as highlighting the measurable outcomes of the Foundation’s work, discussions focused on the people and communities behind those statistics, demonstrating the lasting impact that accessible, community-led programmes can have.

The Foundation also shared its vision for the future, exploring how continued collaboration with local organisations, businesses and community leaders can help expand its reach and strengthen the support available to residents across the borough.

Joe Butler, head of Solihull Moors Foundation, said: “It was a pleasure to welcome The Mayor to the Foundation and have the opportunity to showcase the work our team delivers every day across Solihull.

“While we're incredibly proud of the programmes we provide, it was equally important to share the stories behind them and the real impact they're having on people's lives.

“We're grateful for the Mayor’s time, interest and support, and we look forward to continuing to work with partners across the borough to create even more opportunities for our community.”