On the 10th of November 2025, H4All had the unique opportunity to sit down with the Mayor of Hillingdon for an engaging Q&A session. This article is part of our spotlight for the Hillingdon Community Voice, to provide an insights into local leadership. The primary goal of this interview was to offer a closer look at the Mayor's vision for Hillingdon by sharing this conversation across various third-sector organisations and community groups. Key Highlights Chosen Charity:  The

H4All has teamed up with the Hillingdon Federation of Community Associations (HFCA) and Hillingdon Council’s Emergency Response Team to deliver a series of Community Resilience Workshops, funded by the Greater London Authority (GLA).   These workshops are all about helping communities prepare for emergencies. We’ve explored how statutory services respond during a crisis, how community centres could act as rest centres and how charities and local groups can support their servi

On the 1st of October, H4All had the pleasure of attending the very first Age Friendly Festival , hosted by Hillingdon Council  in celebration of International Day of Older Persons . The festival brought together local organisations, community groups and residents for a day of connection, information and celebration of age-friendly initiatives across the borough. Held in Ruislip Manor Library, the event showcased the importance of creating inclusive spaces where older adults

We were delighted to be invited to Uxbridge College’s Freshers Fair which was held at the Uxbridge campus on Tuesday 23rd September and the Hayes campus on Wednesday 24th September, to help welcome students to the 2025–26 academic year. It offered a vibrant and engaging platform for us to connect with both new and returning students, raising awareness about the importance of health, wellbeing and community involvement. Our team were on hand to promote volunteering opportuniti