Slough Community Groups come together to share their dreams at the Slough Community Forum

At the Slough Community Network Forum on World Dream Day, over 100 people came together from Slough community groups to share their dreams for making a positive impact in Slough. Special thanks to The Slough Mandir, with the help from IDUK GROUP and Ajay Murudkar for hosting us, Pandit Naresh ji for the tour of the Mandir, and to Community Calm, AWAZ Afghan women and The Dash Charity for sharing your personal stories.

Lots of positive feedback from attendees:

Sobia from The Dash Charity said: “I really did find it inspiring to hear what you all do and how we together can help create a better, safer and healthier community in Slough.”

ABC to Read said: “It was such an interesting experience to observe the temple, and we are so grateful to our generous hosts for providing such a wonderful venue for our meeting. The day was full of sharing ideas, hopes, and dreams for the future of Slough! Charities had a fantastic opportunity to connect and share their experiences. A truly excellent meeting!”

Berkshire Vision said: “It was wonderful to make lots of connections to help us reach more Visually Impaired people in Slough and hear inspiring stories from across the community.”

Bahar Elahi said: “I’m proud to be part of that amazing community and represent AWAZ Afghan women today.”

Sally Kitson, Partnership Manager, Slough Borough Council said: “Another fantastic networking event in Slough – so much energy!”

Laura Cole Slough Foodbank Manager said: “Was a great networking opportunity and a great big thank you to Slough Mandir, for letting SCVS host it here. Some inspiring speakers, thank you!”

Amandeep Mangat, Project Manager at The Slough Hub said: “The dream after today’s session is to create a thriving, healthy community where residents are protected, connected, and supported through consistent and trustworthy services, promoting longevity, well-being and continual improvement.”

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