Volunteers Needed For New Projects
8th April 2022
We are looking to boost our volunteer members. Our success in delivering groups and clubs here at the centre has always been enhanced by the life skills and knowledge of our volunteers.
We are currently trying to set up and deliver some exciting new projects in the community for everyone to enjoy but need your help.
Volunteering is so rewarding . You get the satisfaction of knowing your helping others, your passing on knowledge and experience or your learning and building up new skills which all look good on a CV and can get you work ready.
We are really committed to deliver new things to you all . Please help us- get in touch with Jennifer on 01955 608530 or email [email protected] or drop in and have wee chat with her
Keep an eye on our page where we will be posting about these exciting new projects.
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