Young volunteers and older residents come together for an inspiring intergenerational afternoon tea in Slough. Celebrate connection, kindness, and youth-led community action. Book now for 19th August 2026!
Passionate about making Slough a better place for young people? Slough Borough Council and Together As One are hiring paid Youth Peer Researchers (aged 16–20). No experience is needed, hours are highly flexible, and full training is provided. Apply by 15th June 2026.
For over 20 years, Together As One has used the power of sport and play to welcome young newcomers to Slough. This Refugee Week, we’re back with our staple Upton Court Park rounders match and a brand-new, volunteer-led Games Night. Discover our event details, our amazing community partnerships, and how to get your young people signed up!
The Young Slough report is a landmark peer-led strategic needs assessment exploring the real-world challenges faced by the town’s youth population. Grounded in 191 interviews conducted by young researchers, it offers a youth-led roadmap for action across employment, safety, and community health.
On 8 March, communities pause for the COVID-19 Day of Reflection. Together As One explores how young people can reflect, connect, and strengthen wellbeing after the pandemic.
From high-octane sports sessions to hands-on kitchen takeovers, Big Up Britwell 2 brought together over a hundred young people for a day defined by energy and influence. Entirely co-produced by young volunteers, the event showcased the power of local youth voices in shaping health, sport, and community life. Dive into the highlights of a Shrove Tuesday that was truly built by the young people, for young people.
Young people in Slough are shaping real change in local health services through the Young Health Champions programme. By “secret shopping” local services and sharing their insights, they help improve accessibility, communication, and youth-friendliness, ensuring their voices drive tangible improvements in mental health support.
Young Health Champions from Windsor and Maidenhead share insights on young people’s online lives, covering social media, peer pressure, fake news, and tips for digital wellbeing.
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.
Together As One and Slough 50+ Forum brought over 50 younger and older residents together for a vibrant high tea, celebrating community, conversation, and connections across generations.
