Among the stalls was Slough CVS’s Wellbeing at Home project, offering valuable advice and information on energy saving, and home safety. The event featured a wide array of stallholders including Together As One, NHS Health & Wellbeing, Number 22, Slough Fostering, and Education-Higher, all contributing to a day full of community spirit and vital resources.
More than 200 Slough residents, predominantly families with young children, attended the celebration. The highlight of the day was the awards ceremony led by Sue Butcher, Executive Director of Children’s Services, who applauded the outstanding achievements and resilience of children in care.
Local councillors Puja Bedi and Subhash Mohindra visited the Wellbeing at Home stall and expressed their appreciation for the work Slough CVS continues to do to support local families.
One Slough resident, Rebecca, attended the event with her daughter and shared her experience: :
“We are so grateful to the SCVS-Cadent project. The energy-saving information and Carbon Monoxide awareness advice we’ve received over the last two years has helped us feel safe and, most importantly, save a lot of money on our energy bills. Thank you so much!”