Related organisations
V-Europe The horrific terrorist attacks of 22nd March 2016 in Brussels sadly claimed many lives and injured many others. British nationals were amongst the dead and injured, and the BCF has provided, and will continue to provide, much-needed help to both victims and families. V-Europe continues to do a magnificent job for the victims and has our full support. |
St Andrews Church of Scotland St. Andrew’s Church of Scotland is an international and diverse Presbyterian church in Brussels, Belgium. We aspire to follow Jesus in bringing the knowledge of God’s love to all. |
All Saints Church Waterloo All Saints’ Episcopal Church is a welcoming and dynamic church, home to Anglican Eucharistic worship since 1979. The only Episcopal parish in Belgium, we are linked to other Anglican churches in Belgium as fellow members of the worldwide Anglican Communion, and to other American parishes in Western Europe as a member parish of the Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe. |
The Wednesday ClubThe Wednesday Club is an English-speaking social club that meets on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. |
The Royal British LegionThe Brussels Branch helps ex-servicemen or women who are in need of varying levels of support. This includes hospital and home visits as well as financial assistance. It also provides a social focus for members which includes trips, lunches and various other activities. |
Brussels British Community Association - BBCA The Brussels British Community Association (BBCA) is a focal point for the British community in the Brussels area, open to organisational and individual membership. |
Holy Trinity Brussels Holy Trinity Brussels is an English-speaking Anglican church bringing together people from over 40 different nations. We are a church of tremendous diversity, with people from many language groups, races, and social backgrounds. We include single people, families, refugees, ex-pats, and long-established citizens of our host country. For all those who come to us, we aim to offer a place to belong and a spiritual home. |
British Embassy Brussels The British Consulate-General offers help which is appropriate to the individual circumstances of each case. Find out what they can do for you. |
Community Help Service Community Help Service is a non-profit organisation established in 1969. It provides information, support and mental health services to anyone in Belgium who needs help and prefers to speak English.
CHS is committed to offering assistance, support and mental health information to the community at large regardless of nationality and taking into account individual financial circumstances. |