A new monthly support group for people facing mental health challenges or homelessness is launching on 6 March 2026 at Wolverhampton Railway Station. The sessions will be held at a dedicated space inside the station to provide a safe environment for residents to talk and support each other.
According to the City of Wolverhampton Council, the group is designed for people with personal experience of these issues. It offers a non-judgmental community space where participants can connect and share their stories in a relaxed setting.
The meetings are held at a facility called The Hub, which was set up in May 2025. This project is a joint effort between the national charity Rethink Mental Illness, West Midlands Railway, and the University of Wolverhampton.
The Hub was created to provide resources and help in an easy-to-reach public location. By hosting the group at the railway station, the organisers aim to make mental health support more accessible to the local community and those who may be at risk of homelessness.
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