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and Rushmoor Volunteer Centre thank all the volunteers who help to - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
and Rushmoor Volunteer Centre thank all the volunteers who help to - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Rushmoor Borough Council and Rushmoor Volunteer Centre thank all the volunteers who help to make Rushmoor a successful Community Rushmoor is pleased to recognise the following nominees for their contribution. 1 st Cove Brownies Megan
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1st Cove Brownies
Megan Kelly
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4th Cove Guides
Jemma Durham
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Volunteering Facts
“Volunteers are making a massive difference to people of all ages, abilities and cultures and to the wellbeing of the Borough”
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6th Form College
Group Recognition
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Citizens Advice Rushmoor
Beth Goodhew Jim Dearlove
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Farnborough & District Stroke/Aphasia Group.
Alan Goldring
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Volunteering Facts
Volunteering plays an increasing role in our lives and makes an annual economic contribution of at least £2.5 billion in the South East of England, where, currently, over 650,000 people are actively volunteering
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Hants & IOW Youth Commission Holly Kitkat
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Hart and Rushmoor Young Carers
Josh Leppard Ellie Smith James Worstencroft Sophie Graham
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MHA Live at Home
Lani Cardwell
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Volunteering Facts
Rushmoor Voluntary Services has identified that there are at least 3200 volunteers giving their time in the borough contributing an estimated £6.3m to the local economy annually! (Calculated Using a nationally recognised formula)
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Jade Bower
Oak Farm Leisure and Activity Club
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Where is some of the greatest need for volunteers?
Volunteering Facts
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Where is some of the greatest need for volunteers?
Trustees
Volunteering Facts
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Where is some of the greatest need for volunteers?
Trustees School Governors
Volunteering Facts
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Where is some of the greatest need for volunteers?
Trustees School Governors Befriending
Volunteering Facts
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Open Sight
Margaret Raymond
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Adélia Bernard-Patel
Parent Action Group for special play
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Volunteering Facts
People may give up volunteering because nobody said ‘Thank You’, or there has been no feedback or response from the organisation
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Parity Farnborough
Jemima O’Neill
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Volunteering Facts
People volunteer to make new friends, build their confidence and learn new skills
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Lauren Chetty
RBC Friday Night Youth Club
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Please visit our Web Site www.volunteernorthhants.org
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Debbie Field
The Knights Foundation
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