Over 80 young people joined Big Up Britwell – a youth-led celebration of sport, creativity, and community. With support from Get Berkshire Active and Sport England, the event featured fun activities, workshops, and a taste of healthy cooking.
Join us for Big Up Britwell, a free youth sports and community event supported by Sport England and Get Berkshire Active. Enjoy food, sports taster sessions and fun activities, and share your ideas to help shape a healthier, more active Britwell for the future.
Global Grub returned for a magical summer in Slough, bringing 103 young people together through food, fun, and friendship. From cooking 12 delicious dishes to enjoying four unforgettable trips, the programme celebrated diversity, supported young carers, and earned glowing feedback from families.
Slough Young People’s Question Time returns on Tuesday 1st July, giving young people the chance to speak directly with local decision-makers about the issues that shape their lives — from education and youth services to mental health and climate action.
Professor Ciara McCabe highlights how our beekeeping project, co-designed with young people, offers more than just practical experience. It creates a powerful space for connection, learning, and emotional well-being, exploring how purposeful, community-based activities can support young people experiencing anhedonia and improve mental health.
Together As One proudly supported the launch of Slough’s Cultural Strategy—a bold, community-driven vision for a more inclusive, creative, and connected town. Developed with local voices, artists, and partners, the strategy outlines five key priorities to grow Slough’s cultural future from the ground up.
On National Child Exploitation Awareness Day, we celebrate the young people from Slough who played a vital role in a nationwide campaign tackling county lines exploitation. Led by UK Youth and Stop the Traffik, and funded by Burger King, the initiative engaged 383,688 young people across England, raising awareness about child criminal exploitation.
Through creative workshops, young people designed impactful digital content, leveraging social media trends to ensure their message reached their peers. Their work has made a real impact, with 54.5% of respondents realising they or someone they know might be at risk.
Join us for Body + Soul, a free health and well-being event for young people aged 11 to 18 (up to 25 with SEND) in Slough.
Young people at our SEND Youth Forum shared insights with CAMHS Assistant Psychologist Emily Batt on how mental health services can be more inclusive. Read to hear their suggestions on how to create supportive, accessible care, from sensory tools to welcoming spaces and Where’s Wally? posters!
This year, the SEND Youth Forum empowered young voices to make a more inclusive community. Led by Jovi Armotrading, the project highlights inspiring stories, impactful partnerships, and the growth of young people’s confidence in sharing their experiences. Download the report for more!
