Following the Government’s latest response to the current Covid-19 pandemic, Murray Hall take the safety of our staff, volunteers and service users very seriously, and have considered the Government’s instructions and how this impacts on our delivery of service to the most vulnerable of society within our community.
We have therefore taken the decision to scale back and in some cases, temporarily suspend the services we offer during this time, in support of a national effort to help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. Therefore, with immediate effect, we have temporarily suspended the activities of our: Volunteer Transport Solutions Service, Charity Shop and Brickhouse Community Centre.
All our buildings are closed to the general public, however, the following services are operating remotely or with essential staff to continue to support our existing clients, either by telephone or social media:
We are continuing to review the situation on a daily basis as we aim to help keep people safe during this crisis.
We will keep you up to date with changes to the delivery of services as, if and when they occur and would like to take this opportunity to wish you all the best, to stay safe and to reassure you that we shall continue to signpost to additional services where we unfortunately cannot currently offer support.
If you need to contact us, Please do so via our website/social media or the relevant service’s email inbox.
If you have an emergency, please contact: NHS 111 / 999 for crisis intervention.
With effect from the 1st April 2020, Murray Hall Community Trust will be delivering the Go Play service in both the Rowley Regis and Oldbury Area’s. Go Play is a FREE open access play provision for children and young people between the ages of 6 – 12 years old (and up to 16 years old […]
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Murray Hall and Inspire Communities have delivered the Go Play Sandwell project within the Rowley area for last 3 years, During this time, the Go Play Team have delivered 469 term time and holiday play sessions for young people aged 6 – 12 years. They have worked with 6376 children from a variety of diverse […]
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from 24.03.2020 Since the outbreak of COVID-19 the UK has entered a period that is unchartered and uncertain. Many people will experience poor emotional wellbeing during this unprecedented time. For some people who have existing mental health problems these concerns may feel much worse and might exasperate existing symptoms. In light of recent government guidelines […]
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