Supporting the community
Committed to supporting members of our community continue independent living, with voluntary action.
Supported with the assistance of The Prince Philip Trust Fund, National Lottery Community fund, Shanley Foundation, Yapp Charitable Trust, a grant by Pargiter Trust via Berkshire Community Foundation
With special thanks to Wraysbury Country Music Club and Wraysbury Christmas Fayre for your invaluable support.
Helpline tel:01784 482515
We are a local registered charity providing help to those who are in need due to old age, ill-health disability, financial or other hardship. We provide: Food (weekly lunch club & lunch club delivery to the house-bound) ; Social integration (weekly coffee mornings in 2 villages) ; Transport and Household tasks. Advice.
Lunch Club
Every Thursday lunchtime in the Village Halls, with 30-40 regular diners this is a very popular event.
Mobile Lunch Club
For those in need of a nutritious meal delivered to their door.
Coffee Mornings
Wednesday Coffee Mornings in the Wraysbury Hub on the High Street & Monday Coffee Mornings at Horton Champney Hall
Transport
Volunteer lifts to local surgery or hospital appointments
Household assistance
Help in the house when you have difficulty, be it changing a light bulb, moving a piece of furniture or whatever, ask us, we can usually oblige.
Sign posting
Not sure where to get help or advice? Call our helpline, we’ll help you to get the help or advice you need.
An array of resources
Our team of community volunteers come from a wide range of backgrounds, between us we can help you remain in your home, and involved in the community, with excellent nutritious food, and support.
Opportunities to volunteer
- Likewise should you wish to volunteer, to assist with any of our activities, please contact us on 01784 482515 or complete and return this form
Click on this QR, or scan with your phone. You get to shop the best brands, and at the same time help us, and your community. Thanks.
“Our community volunteers are just amazing! Thankyou”
If our neighbours are willing to ask for help, the least we can do is to try and give that help.