How to refer someone for support

To access the service

Anyone can make a referral by:-

Giving us a call on 0121 525 1629
Sending us an email to [email protected]
Or pop into the Kuumba Centre and speak to one of the team at the Kuumba Centre, Boulton Road, West Bromwich

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