Discover the transformative journey of Together As One’s beekeeping project in 2024. Follow our young beekeepers as they explore the fascinating world of bees. Together with Chalfont Beekeepers’ Society, we’re establishing our own hive, driven by a shared passion and commitment. Experience the heartwarming journey of growth, learning, and gratitude as we embark on the practical aspect of our course.
After being a cornerstone of youth voice and participation in Slough, from next month the Young Health Champions Scheme is to be rolled out to the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead.
Our connections with Northern Ireland remain strong in 2024, evidenced by two recent visits, and it’s not even the end of February yet!
The SEND Youth Forum has been discussing mental health and wellbeing.
Talented poet and cultural history enthusiast Saleha Latif volunteered with Together As One (Aik Saath) as a young person to deliver anti-racism presentations in schools across Slough. She quickly found her calling working on heritage and cultural projects. Here, she chats to us about building confidence, life-changing projects and how TAO led her to a career at the Tate.
Former teacher, Janet Morgan, has been a Together As One (Aik Saath) trustee for 25 years! As a SEND specialist, Janet has supported thousands of young people in her career and is still involved in running TAO. Here, she talks to us about multiculturalism, learning Punjabi and supporting children with SEND.
Jovi shares an update on her first Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) focus group.
On the eve of the 2023 Women’s World Cup, we couldn’t resist reposting “The Same Team,” a film about the power of football to bring communities together.
This week is Volunteers Week. We thought we would take the opportunity to understand more about our young people’s experiences of volunteering. On Tuesday evening, (which also happened to be Power of Youth day!), we asked our regular volunteers some key questions.
