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A quick run through of the #coronavirus resources for charities and other voluntary organisations that we've published so far [thread]: https://t.co/0so1DYPwLn1 week ago
2/2 where local deliveries cant help or arrange someone to call you for a chat.
Whilst our offices are closed, we can still be contacted on our usual number an answer phone is also available, so please be patient we are extremely busy.1 week ago
1/2 During these difficult times we are unable to offer our normal service to our members, we do however want to help both our members and wider community wherever we can.We are able to collect prescriptions, arrange essential shopping4 weeks ago
TNR Volunteers needed – Cats Protection League, Evesham
Our Trap, Neuter and Return volunteers help reduce the number of feral cats by setting humane traps to safely capture cats, taking them to local vets to be neutered and aiming to return them back to their territories.
Testimonials
I’ve been driving for the Volunteer Centre for 16 years and absolutely love it. As a driver you meet some really good characters and nice people. I’m helping them and they are helping me as I have to be doing something with my time otherwise I get restless and stressed out at home.
BobOnce again, we are very appreciative of the work you and your volunteers do.
Peter, Worcestershire ME Support GroupI really enjoy helping others and, as I get to know clients and gain a greater perspective of their life and challenges, I also gain a greater appreciation of my own life.
Geena, Volunteer for 14 yearsTo everyone who worked and helped at last Sunday’s Christmas afternoon tea. Thank you very much. I really enjoyed myself. I spoke to people I had not seen for at least 30-40 years.
RosenaMy volunteer experience enabled me to practice my Microsoft Office skills and increased my confidence, which helped me to learn new skills and return to work. I appreciated being consulted on how to assist with change and enjoyed working within a very upbeat fantastic office team.
AraI enjoy being a volunteer and of use to people. Volunteering is a lovely way to put something back into the community.
Derek (Minibus now car driver)It was a pleasure to meet the volunteer recruitment team to talk through suitable opportunities. Together, we narrowed it down to roles offered by five organisations and I was given the chance to visit each before making a decision. This is a super service.
ValThe attached cheque is a gift from my late mother who so enjoyed the many years she was a member of the (previous) Wednesday lunch club. After my father died, it was a lifeline for her and enabled her to make many valued friends. She was so sad when her increasing immobility prevented her going there any longer and really missed it during the last year or so of her life. The recent move to St Andrews Community Centre as our new Lunch Club venue makes it possible for people with limited mobility…
Lunch ClubAs a community organisation, we value the amazing range of skills offered by volunteers recruited through the Volunteer Centre’s bespoke service. Together they promote our ethos, support the wellbeing of our clients and muck-in at events!
Wick Care FarmWe know what fantastic work you do within the community and if this donation helps that to continue we will all be delighted.
Mary, Pershore Operatic & Dramatic SocietyEASY FUNDRAISING PAGE
