Everyone is invited to BCWA’s Community Carol Concert!
Black Country Women’s Aid (BCWA) will bring its 40th anniversary celebrations to a festive close with a family-friendly Community Carol Concert at West Bromwich Town Hall on Saturday 12 December 2026.
The concert promises a heartwarming afternoon of traditional carols, festive favourites and family fun. Special performances will include the uplifting Ladies La-la-Laaas Community Choir from NTCG Willenhall Tabernacle and the foot-tapping BUGS Ukulele Strummers from Halesowen. Refreshments and a mince pie will also be available.
An event full of joy
Everyone is welcome, but early booking is encouraged to avoid disappointment.
Join us for:
🎶 Live performances from talented local singers and musicians
👩🎤 Favourite Christmas carols and festive singalongs
🤶🏼 A special appearance from Santa Claus!
☕ Christmas cheer, value-for-money refreshments and the chance to catch up with friends
Fun fundraising games and fabulous prizes
What we are fundraising for
Every ticket sold helps fund BCWA’s vital children’s services, supporting children and young people to recover from the trauma of domestic abuse.
All children deserve a safe and loving childhood.
However, 1 in 5 children witness or are exposed to domestic abuse and around 1 in 20 children in the UK have been sexually abused. That is equivalent to at least one child in every classroom in the country.
We are here to support young survivors who have suffered domestic violence and abuse, rape, and sexual exploitation. From advocating for children through the justice system, to providing specialist counselling, we work hard to keep children and young people safe and support them with their recovery.
We talk to every child and young person in confidence, listening carefully to their story and reassuring them that we believe them. Everyone is treated as an individual to provide the best support. We empower all our young clients, sharing information with them so that they can make their own decisions. We are here to help them through new, sometimes disquieting experiences, including legal processes. We also help with other, practical issues like accessing healthcare, education and training, and applying for a Criminal Injuries Compensation Award.
How you can help
- Your £5 ticket donation could pay for lunch for a child attending an outdoor wellbeing course that supports their recovery from abuse.
- If you come to the concert with someone else, together your £10 gift could pay for a distraction box containing items like a fidget spinners or journal that are especially chosen to support a child’s mental health issues.
- By bringing 7 of your family, friends or colleagues with you to our Community Carol Concert, your £40 gift could pay for an hour’s counselling to help a child affected by domestic abuse.
Book now to avoid disappointment
Book your ticket today through the link below and help make a brighter future possible for children in Dudley and throughout the Black Country.
Corporate sponsorship opportunities are also available, please contact development@blackcountrywomensaid.co.uk to find out more.
About Black Country Women’s Aid
Black Country Women’s Aid is our region’s leading provider of support to victims of domestic abuse and interpersonal violence. We commemorate our 40th anniversary in 2026 and answer around 13,000 requests for help every year.
Our aim is to help women, men and children affected by domestic abuse, sexual violence, stalking, exploitation and modern slavery to escape harm, recover from trauma and build lives free from fear. We provide tailored, trauma-informed support that places the individual at the centre of everything we do, enabling people to access help in a way that feels safe, sensitive and empowering
