SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY
SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY
We believe business should make a positive impact in the communities we serve. That is why we commit a percentage of our revenue, not just our profits, to support important local charities. Our team also volunteers time and resources to support the causes we believe in.
Age UK Berkshire: Empowering Later Life in Our Community
Age UK Berkshire is an independent local charity dedicated to helping older people live well and maintain their independence. They support communities across Reading, West Berkshire, Wokingham, Bracknell Forest, Slough, and Windsor & Maidenhead.
Their services help older people who may feel isolated, vulnerable, or in need of additional support. These include advice on social care and benefits, befriending services to combat loneliness, health and wellbeing activities, and practical support such as handyperson services that help people stay safe in their own homes.
We proudly support Age UK Berkshire by donating a fixed percentage of our revenue and volunteering our time to help their events and initiatives. Their work ensures older people remain valued members of our community while reducing pressure on health and social care services.
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Younger People with Dementia (YPWD)Because Dementia Doesn’t Wait for Old Age
Younger People with Dementia (YPWD)
Because Dementia Doesn’t Wait for Old Age
Younger People with Dementia (YPWD) supports individuals diagnosed with dementia before the age of 65, as well as their families and carers. Early onset dementia can be particularly challenging because many support systems are designed for older people.
YPWD provides specialist support through workshops, advice, and community activities designed specifically for younger individuals living with dementia. These programmes help people remain active, connected, and supported while also providing vital guidance for families and carers.
We support YPWD by donating a percentage of our revenue and volunteering our time to assist with their activities and events. Their work ensures people facing early onset dementia receive the understanding, care, and community support they deserve.