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A FREE online course to get you job ready. You’ll develop your strengths and be ready for interviews with employers. If Covid-19 has had an impact on you, your family, your confidence and your personal circumstances, this course is for you. … Read More

Residents will still be available to get assistance from the council and key partners after the shield pause deadline passes on Friday 31 July. Residents with serious medical conditions were advised to shield by their GPs at the beginning of … Read More

Carers Week is an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring, highlight the challenges unpaid carers face and recognise the contribution they make to families and communities throughout the UK. It also helps people who don’t think of themselves as having … Read More

During Carers Week, Slough Young Carers have taken over social media with a Q and A with Bilal Baig, physiotherapist, to help ensure the young carers live healthier lives. Young carers make an incredible contribution both to their own families … Read More

The team at Slough Carers Support prepared goody bags with items donated by, Islamic Food Trust, Tesco, Colnbrook Cares, Antz Kids, Langley Covid Support Group, Antz Kidz and Kinder, Social Prescribing Link Worker at Slough CVS. RB, kindly supplied candles … Read More

Two community organisations who’ve been looking forward to this year’s Carers Week have been Apna Virsa and the Asian Carers Group. Asian Carers are part of Apna Virsa’s Wellbeing Matters project partnership, which sees different community groups deliver free exercise … Read More

The Berkshire Dementia Support Service is still operating during Covid-19.

Free online guides are now available for families across Frimley Health and Care ICS including Slough, Ascot, Bracknell, Farnham, Windsor & Maidenhead, North East Hampshire, Surrey and South Bucks. The Solihull Approach guides contain advice relevant to expectant parents, parents, … Read More

Coronavirus outbreak FAQs: what you can and can’t do

Download an I am Autistic Card. It’s a useful resource for you to let other people know you are autistic and that you may need some extra time or help in certain situations.