Slough Council for Voluntary Service (Slough CVS) is working together with Slough Borough Council and local groups to coordinate an army of volunteers to help people in the borough through the One Slough initiative. Slough Foodbank has been overwhelmed by … Read More
Slough Council for Voluntary Service (Slough CVS) is working together with Slough Borough Council and local groups to coordinate an army of volunteers to help people in the borough through the One Slough initiative. Clockwise from top left: Claire, Gurmail, … Read More
Slough Council for Voluntary Service (Slough CVS) is working together with Slough Borough Council and local groups to coordinate an army of volunteers to help people in the borough through the One Slough initiative. Slough Modest Sisters was set up … Read More
Slough Council for Voluntary Service (Slough CVS) is working together with Slough Borough Council and local groups to coordinate an army of volunteers to help people in the borough through the One Slough initiative. Top left: Sutyee Pang, Bottom left: Cllr … Read More
Slough Council for Voluntary Service (Slough CVS) is working together with Slough Borough Council and local groups to coordinate an army of volunteers to help people in the borough through the One Slough initiative. Left: Yvette Hockley with Metro … Read More
Slough Council for Voluntary Service (Slough CVS) is working together with Slough Borough Council and local groups to coordinate an army of volunteers to help people in the borough through the One Slough initiative. The Slough CVS Wellbeing and … Read More
As a precautionary measure, in line with government guidance, we have decided to move some of our support, guidance and advice services to online and over the telephone. Our priority remains the people we support, and we are striving to … Read More
Coronavirus: Slough CVS statementThere are currently no confirmed cases of COVID 19 infections at Slough CVS however this could change as numbers grow in the UK. We have carried out our own risk assessment and have a business continuation plan in … Read More
A collaboration between HOME Slough, Creative Academy and national arts groups resulted in a phenomenal takeover of the High Street on Saturday. Music, dance performances and installations led by creatives and local community, animated the High Street until the evening … Read More
Eagerly awaited Winners were announced at the glamorous 2019 Voluntary Sector Awards Evening on Friday 15th November at the Heathrow /Windsor Marriott Hotel. Over 200 guests enjoyed a celebration of volunteering, designed to recognise and thank those who give so … Read More
The role of a trustee is vital to ensuring our charities are managed to the highest standard, promoting transparency, ensuring good governance and driving our charities forward. We need trustees from all walks of life to make sure our community … Read More
A new commission to bring art to Slough streets can be viewed from this weekend on the wall at The Curve Plaza and on the Wellington Street hoardings, facing the old TVU site. The HOME Slough commission, supported by … Read More
On Tuesday 4th December, Slough CVS welcomed over 70 members of the community to its Slough Community Network Winter celebration, at the new arts space in the town centre, HOME on the High Street. The theme of the celebration was … Read More
HOME Slough was awarded £1 million through the Arts Council’s Creative People and Places Programme, to support a further three years (2019-2022) of community driven arts and cultural activity in Slough in November 2018. Councillor Natasa Pantelic, Cabinet Member for … Read More
Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi MP unveiled a commemorative blue plaque at Cats Protection’s original headquarters in Slough. The plaque was placed outside 29 Church Street, home of Slough Council for Voluntary Service (SCVS) and many other voluntary sector groups and was … Read More