Why Gateway?
For over 18 years, Gateway Family Services has been at the forefront of tackling health inequalities in Birmingham and the surrounding areas. As a pioneering provider of health and wellbeing services, we specialise in supporting disadvantaged communities through outreach and behaviour-focused interventions that empower individuals to build resilience and sustain positive change.
Our holistic approach addresses both physical and mental health, recognising that actual wellbeing requires balance. Collaborating closely with the NHS, Local Authorities, and other third-sector organisations, we’ve developed innovative, community-centred solutions that deliver meaningful and lasting results. By listening to the voices of our clients, staff, and partners, we continually adapt and improve, ensuring our services meet the evolving needs of those we serve.
By choosing Gateway Family Services, you join a movement to create healthier, more resilient communities. Whether you’re a client, partner, or supporter, we’re here to help you make a difference today.
…this is how we can help
Our range of services are designed to support you in making positive lifestyle changes, connecting with local resources, and addressing challenges that impact your daily life.
I’m looking for support to strengthen my family’s resilience and connect with the right services in Edgbaston or Northfield.
I want to find local activities and support to stay connected and lead an independent, healthy life in Edgbaston.
I’m a carer looking for support to prioritise my health and wellbeing while continuing to care for my loved one.
I want personalised support to make lifestyle changes and achieve my health and wellbeing goals in Solihull.
I need guidance to set goals and make positive changes to improve my health and wellbeing.
I want support to become more active and healthier through walking, cycling, or wheeling in North Solihull.
I’m looking for support to address issues like loneliness or financial pressures that affect my health and wellbeing, which can’t always be treated by doctors or medicine alone.
I want to share my experiences and voice my opinions about maternity services in a safe and welcoming space, and work together with others to improve care in the Maternity & Neonatal services
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I briefly met Saeima(Social Prescriber) and found her super excited to help out and eager to chat with the mental health patients for a quick check-in and social chats, which will free up GP time.”
– Dr Pratiksha Patel
GP, St Clements Surgery
Oh my goodness, the grant has gone into my account today! Thank-you so much for sorting that for me, it will make such a difference to me and take some of the pressure off.
Please thank whoever organises these grants and please tell them how very much appreciated this is!”
– Anne
Household Support Fund Applicant
It has been a real benefit for our teams and our families to work collaboratively with the MNVP. It has enabled our bereaved families to have their voices heard in a relaxed setting and where there is not the fear of saying something that may upset a family who have not experienced this.”
– Holly Haden
Specialist Midwife Bereavement and Rainbow Service