Reducing Mental and Physical Health Inequalities 20 May 2026

We’re working to reduce mental & physical health inequalities for young people in Maidenhead and Windsor 💬💪

So far, 18 young people have taken part in mentoring, workshops, and wellbeing activities designed to build confidence, resilience, and everyday coping skills—especially for those facing barriers to support.

While early attendance has been lower than expected, we’re strengthening our outreach by working directly with schools, youth spaces, and the community. We’re also introducing peer ambassadors to help spread the word and reduce stigma around mental health.

Our goal: create accessible, culturally sensitive support that truly meets young people where they are 🌍

Flowers, bells, music and song uplift the community

St. Andrew's Church in Wraysbury was filled with music and flowers on April 26th. Bells rang out across the neighbourhood to welcome the 70 guests to our Spring Concert. Music ranged from classical to pop from the organ, piano and harp, with songs ranging from a cockney knees up, through musical theatre to the Beatles....what an evening!"When is the next one?" we were constantly asked....well, it's Sunday November 15th so keep an eye out for info......

Maidenhead Tai Chi Community Group - Developing a Tai Chi Push Hands Program for Community Health

The number of members attending our Tai Chi sessions has grown more quickly than anticipated. While this is very encouraging, it means we have needed to secure a larger venue to ensure the continued health, safety, and comfort of all participants.We are pleased to announce that, effective from 28 May, our second Tai Chi group has relocated from the United Reformed Church to Maidenhead Community Centre. The new venue provides a more spacious and comfortable environment, enabling us to accommodate our growing membership while continuing to deliver enjoyable and safe Tai Chi sessions for everyone.We would like to thank all…