Tabor Living Volunteer open event - May

Invite from Tabor Living

Tabor Living network of volunteers is growing although we still need to increase our numbers to help ensure the project runs 24/7 for 365 days a year! Can you help by committing to a few hours each week/fortnightly/or as and when you can?

Volunteers are at the heart of Tabor Living and have helped change the lives of homeless individuals since we opened in September 2017.

Please come and join us at our next Volunteer Open Day on Wednesday 8 May starting at 10am. If you are unable to make the date and would like to express an interest in volunteering please contact us via email: [email protected] or tel: 0121 647 5106 and ask for Becky or Sharon. We would love to hear from you.

The open event includes a short presentation, tour, time for questions and of course a cuppa. Please be there for 10am.

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