ROC Conversation at Molineux
On Thursday 10th November, 7-9pm, Redeeming Our Communities will be hosting a ROC Conversation for Wolverhampton at Molineux Stadium.
A ROC Conversation is a 12-month project which includes 2-hour structured community engagement event which invites members of the community to gather and discuss the specific needs of their community, and explore practical ways of meeting those needs.
The event is open to all and completely free of charge.
Come and meet with others from your local community including local people, local leaders, representation from schools, police and statutory agencies, key community individuals and members of community groups, the local council, community and faith based groups to discuss ways of working together for the good of your community.
If you live, work or volunteer in Wolverhampton you are welcome to join the Conversation. West Midlands Police will also be launching CIRV (Community Initiative to reduce violence) at the ROC Conversation Wolverhampton.
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