The VCS Partnership is led by the following organisations who each bring their own expertise to the group.
1. WAM Get Involved (Windsor, Ascot and Maidenhead)
WAM Get Involved was set up in 2014, to promote greater community involvement across the Royal Borough. The team works across Windsor, Ascot and Maidenhead to build capacity within the Voluntary Sector, providing a monthly e-newsletter with local and national information, a funding website, updated weekly, governance support, a volunteering platform and training, which includes the Volunteer Passport.
2. RBWM Communities team
The RBWM Communities team works across the borough to empower residents, strengthen local networks, and support a thriving voluntary and community sector. As part of the VCS Partnership Steering Group, the team brings partners together, helps coordinate shared priorities, and ensures that community voices shape local decision‑making.
3. Windsor and Maidenhead Interfaith Forum
The Windsor and Maidenhead Interfaith Forum contributes to strengthening community cohesion across the borough, promoting dialogue, understanding, and shared action between local faith communities. Through its involvement in the VCS Partnership Steering Group, the Forum supports collaborative work that brings diverse voices into conversations about local priorities and community wellbeing.
4. Berkshire Community Foundation
Berkshire Community Foundation plays a key role in strengthening the voluntary and community sector across the borough by supporting local groups with funding, capacity building, and insight into community needs. Through its contribution to the VCS Partnership, BCF helps ensure that organisations have access to clear guidance on funding opportunities, effective grant applications, and emerging priorities within the local funding landscape.
5. Adult Learning, Windsor, Maidenhead and Slough
Adult Learning across Slough, Windsor and Maidenhead plays a key role in supporting residents to build skills, confidence, and pathways into further learning or employment. The service designs and delivers a wide range of community‑focused courses, including English, ESOL, Maths, and Health and Wellbeing, ensuring that learning opportunities reflect local needs and promote inclusion.