One Slough response to coronavirus
Here is the new dedicated number for people who may need help from our coordinated response with Slough CVS to the coronavirus public health emergency.
If you, a family member, or someone you are concerned about needs assistance call the One Slough number 01753 944198.
The line will be staffed between Monday and Friday from 9am to 4pm and at the weekend from 10am to 3pm. Alternatively, residents can still register on-line at sloughcvs.org.
Ketan Gandhi, of Slough Borough Council, said: “We are working with Slough CVS, the local voluntary sector and businesses to provide a coordinated approach to ensure that we provide essential services to people who need it.”
The call centre is for residents who are isolated and lonely or need essentials, such as a hot cooked meal or food supplies. This includes residents who are at high risk including people over 70 years old or with underlying health conditions and should be protecting themselves by staying at home."
Ramesh Kukar, of SloughCVS said: “We have extended our wellbeing service and it is thanks to volunteers, such as Lesley Michaelis from Home-Start Slough and council staff, that we have managed to coordinate our efforts and bring this service to Slough residents.”
If you need, or know someone, who needs support in the coming weeks, please do get in touch.
If you, a family member, or someone you are concerned about needs assistance call the One Slough number 01753 944198.
The line will be staffed between Monday and Friday from 9am to 4pm and at the weekend from 10am to 3pm. Alternatively, residents can still register on-line at sloughcvs.org.
Ketan Gandhi, of Slough Borough Council, said: “We are working with Slough CVS, the local voluntary sector and businesses to provide a coordinated approach to ensure that we provide essential services to people who need it.”
The call centre is for residents who are isolated and lonely or need essentials, such as a hot cooked meal or food supplies. This includes residents who are at high risk including people over 70 years old or with underlying health conditions and should be protecting themselves by staying at home."
Ramesh Kukar, of SloughCVS said: “We have extended our wellbeing service and it is thanks to volunteers, such as Lesley Michaelis from Home-Start Slough and council staff, that we have managed to coordinate our efforts and bring this service to Slough residents.”
If you need, or know someone, who needs support in the coming weeks, please do get in touch.
