Volunteers Needed

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• Can you spare a few hours or a day per week?
• Would you like to join our team and help us to help children with cerebral palsy?

Benefits to you include:-

• A chance to make new friends
• Re-gain old skills and learn new ones.

Volunteering can be a very rewarding experience!

Why don’t you give it a try!

The Rainbow Centre is looking for anyone who can spare a few hours, on a flexible or fixed basis Monday – Fridays to help with:

Gardening help.
Skills/ required:
Interest in gardening.

Collections & deliveries of small items and loads
Preferably with a van or small lorry.
Skills required
Full clean driver’s licence
(Petrol expenses paid).

HELP URGENTLY NEEDED:

Rainbow Centre Water Gardens Day at Longstock 5th September 2010

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If you could spare a few hours on Sunday 5th September to sell tickets or act as a car-park marshall please contact the Rainbow Centre 01329 289500 or enquiries@rainbowcentre.org or Download an application form ...

For further information please contact:
Julie
The Rainbow Centre, The Bradbury Building,
Palmerston Drive. Fareham. PO14 1BJ
Tel: 01329 289500
Email: enquiries@rainbowcentre.org
Web: www.rainbowcentre.org

Rachel (one of our volunteers) says:

"I was made redundant last year and after some months decided to do something with my spare time. I joined The Rainbow Centre in January and have not looked back in fact I don't know why I didn't do something like this sooner!

It's such an amazing place, and you are greeted with a warm and friendly welcome and put at ease immediately. I volunteer two days a week in an administrative capacity bringing me into contact with people and company's within the wider community who support The Rainbow Centre. I have made new friends and learnt new skills. My confidence and self esteem has grown and from personal experience something negative has now turned into a positive with an overwhelming feeling of satisfaction, I am not just benefiting myself but more importantly that of the centre itself".