Following a thorough review process, a panel made up of representatives from Slough CVS, Slough Borough Council, Slough Public Health, NHS Frimley ICB and the Slough Co-Production Network awarded funding to 29 successful groups. Grants were available in three tiers: up to £5,000, or £10,000.
The fund’s objectives were shaped by the Slough Wellbeing Strategy, alongside priorities from Adult Social Care, Social Prescribing networks, the Co-Production Network, and the Voluntary and Community Sector.
Priority Themes for 2026–2027:
Prevention Health and Wellbeing
Access to Information to support wellbeing
Connection, Inclusion & Community Belonging
The funding period runs from July 2026 to June 2027, with a total of £170,000 allocated to the following organisations:
360 Vision Fitness Wellness Nutrition CIC
Afro Caribbean Heritage Society (Thames Valley)
Asian Carers Group
Beat Routes
Cianna’s Smile
Cippenham Carers Group
Community Calm CIC
Community Online CIC
Daisy’s Dream
Dhaxalreeb Foundation
Home Start Berkshire East
Jamia Masjid Islamic Centre
Leo’s Circus CIC
Number 22 Community Counselling Services
Pakistan Welfare Association
Rise and Shine
Sanchari House of Dance CIC
Slough 50plus Forum
Slough Community Support Cafe
Slough Community Transport
Slough Foodbank
Slough Immigration Aid Unit
Slough West Indian People’s Enterprise
Soch Care
Thames Valley Positive Support
The Good Gym
Viva Slough
The Level Playing Field CIC
Visual Art Studiio
This funding will allow these groups to deliver impactful projects that support Slough’s communities and contribute to a healthier, more connected, and inclusive town.
“The strength of response to this year’s fund demonstrates the incredible commitment of Slough’s voluntary and community sector. Through the #OneSlough Community Fund, we are investing in local ideas and local leadership, helping organisations deliver projects that bring people together, improve wellbeing, and tackle inequalities in our communities.” – Asma Aziz, CEO Slough CVS