As part of the ongoing transformation of Breakaway House, Cardo worked alongside staff and young residents to create a beautiful wildflower meadow, providing a colourful, calming outdoor space that promotes biodiversity while offering sensory benefits for the children.Read More
Cardo joined the local community at the Colnbrook Funday, helping create a day where residents could come together, meet their neighbours and enjoy some family fun.Read More
Cardo proudly supported the Queen Mary Event at Cambridge Gardens on the 8th of April. This event was intended to be a unique opportunity to engage with and welcome residents moving into their new homes. Cardo was among a handful of local service providers invited to add value to the event.Read More
The Cardo team attended the dino day events at Grovehill Adventure playground and Bennetts end adventure playground. Dino days are a free summer event organised by DBC with a free dinosaur show for families to enjoy during the summer holidays.Read More
On 23rd July DBC held their annual open housing event. The event gives resident an opportunity to speak to all DBC housing teams as well as repairs and other contractors all in one place.Read More
During a pre-event location check, discovered a Residents group were organising a communal garden/block area litter pick the following Monday/first day of half term.Read More
Following a request from CCC sheltered scheme, Cardo Canterbury returned to Thornhurst independent living scheme to deliver a 60’s & 70’s quiz, along with a cream tea quiz, adding something social, wellbeing interaction to the Residents weekly coffee morning, also encouraging a few more residents to join the regular coffee morning. Cardo adding fresh cream...Read More
Cardo was honoured to be invited to serve on the judging panel for the prestigious #OneSlough Awards, which recognise the outstanding contributions of Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) organisations across Slough.Read More
In May, Cardo Group hosted the 3rd cohort of work experience students from Langley College. The programme was designed to provide practical, hands-on experience within the housing maintenance sector, supporting young people to develop employability skills and gain insight into potential career pathways.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.
