Volunteer Corner, as seen in Wokingham Today of October 27, 2022
Three great ways to help make Wokingham a better place, thanks to Wokingham Voluntary Centre
Tag: Homeless
Digital partnership helps homeless
Launchpad, which aims to prevent homelessness in Reading and surrounding areas, launched a new website last month, with a bit ...
Coronavirus – Another jump in the number of confirmed cases in Wokingham borough
NEARLY 2,000 people have tested positive for the coronavirus across the United Kingdom, according to new figures released by Public ...
Wokingham churches to launch homeless shelter
Homeless people in Wokingham borough will be offered a bed for the night during the coldest months of winter.
HSBC submits application to remove fire escape recess
The bank have struggled recently with rough sleepers using the alcove.
Salvation Army is a WIN-ner with cheque donation
The latest donation from a new charity that aims to help homeless people in Wokingham has been made to The ...
Salvation Army helping Wokingham get back to work
AN employment service aimed at helping people of Wokingham to get back into work has been officially launched. Coinciding with ...
Foodbank’s harvest appeal aims to help Wokingham’s homeless
WOKINGHAM’S foodbank has launched an appeal for specific donations that will help the borough’s homeless population this harvest time. The ...
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