Strengthening Community Connections in Slough

Slough CVS, in partnership with Slough Children First, is proud to be delivering a Community Connector role to support Slough Children First Front Door—an innovative and collaborative approach to supporting families at the earliest point of need.

Embedded within the Slough Children First Front Door, our new Community Connector Suki Singh, pictured, will serve as a vital link between statutory services and the voluntary and community sector. Suki’s role is aimed at helping professionals navigate the rich and diverse landscape of local support, ensuring children, young people, and families are connected with the right services at the right time.

By integrating this role into the Front Door, we are enabling more timely, informed, and needs-led referrals to community-based support. Empowering families to access help that is local, relevant, and responsive to their circumstances.

Slough CVS CEO, Asma Aziz said:
“This role is a cornerstone of our commitment to early intervention and community empowerment. The Community Connector helps ensure families in Slough receive timely, compassionate, and effective support through our incredible local voluntary sector.”

This initiative reflects a shared vision across Slough’s public and voluntary sectors: to build a more connected, resilient community, where families feel supported and services work together seamlessly.