Cardo was delighted to support the transformation of Upton Lea Community Centre, joining 17 volunteers for a community decorating day organised by Viva Slough, a Community Interest Company.Read More
Designed to support younger jobseekers by connecting them with local employers, training providers, and support organisations. 100 Job centre younger clients were scheduled to attend, providing opportunities for employers to engage with motivated individuals who are exploring employment possibilities, skills development, and future career opportunities. Visitors engaged with Cardo and other organisations, Cardo offering information...Read More
For the third year running, and on a sunny Saturday, Cardo supported the annual family and community event held in the grounds of the Thanington Resource centre set in a large area of social housing stock.Read More
Slough Borough Council invited Cardo to participate in a collaborative session bringing together frontline workers and community organisations to explore how residents access information, advice and support.Read More
As part of Cardo’s ongoing work to transform Breakaway House into a safe, welcoming and engaging space for children, we have been working through several improvements to the garden and outdoor areas.Read More
On 12th August, the cardo roofing team, supported by Social Value manager Natalie Burridge, hosted a wonderful afternoon of entertainment for the residents of Gravel Lane.Read More
Cardo Canterbury joined Canterbury City Council and other local organisations, (food bank, citizens advice etc) to deliver an engagement with arts and craft activities for Elizebeth Court families.Read More
Cardo attended the Langley Music and Fun Day, a vibrant community event celebrating local talent, music and family entertainment. Held on what was the hottest day of the year, the event brought together residents, families, community organisations and local partners for a day of fun and connection.Read More
As part of Cardo's commitment to supporting environmental sustainability and improving local neighbourhoods, colleagues volunteered alongside Project Sponge to create a community rain garden at the Chalvey Pakistani Welfare Association. The project is part of a wider initiative to reduce local flood risk while transforming an underused area into a thriving, nature-rich space.Read More
Local authorities and social housing landlords face unprecedented pressures, such as housing shortages and funding constraints. Additionally, the need to make homes safer, more pleasant to live in and more energy efficient are leading many to explore different partnership models with repair and maintenance providers.
