October 25th, 2021
Shop Manager Jo says “Since COVID it’s become difficult to recruit and retain volunteers, which is frustrating because we would like to open more hours, but just don’t have the staff. We’re conscious of how much the work of Worthing Samaritans depends on the shop, and we would really love to have more help. Our volunteers find it really fulfilling working in the shop. You meet new people every day, use your skills, and know that every penny from items you sell goes towards the life-saving work of Worthing Samaritans.”
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Worthing Samaritans appeals for shop volunteers
Worthing Samaritans urgently needs volunteers to help in its charity shop in Durrington. Income from the shop covers the running costs of Worthing Samaritans, but volunteer shop workers are hard to find, and as a result the shop cannot open as much as it would like.Shop Manager Jo says “Since COVID it’s become difficult to recruit and retain volunteers, which is frustrating because we would like to open more hours, but just don’t have the staff. We’re conscious of how much the work of Worthing Samaritans depends on the shop, and we would really love to have more help. Our volunteers find it really fulfilling working in the shop. You meet new people every day, use your skills, and know that every penny from items you sell goes towards the life-saving work of Worthing Samaritans.”
Worthing Samaritans Director, Anne Copeland, agrees: “giving a day, or just half a day per week to our Worthing Samaritans shop is an enjoyable, satisfying role. Our existing volunteers do a great job, but cannot do it all. We would like to be able to open the shop fully, both to provide a valuable service to the local community, and to make the best of this opportunity to fund our work.”
Anyone interested is invited to pop into the shop to find out more,
Worthing Samaritans shop is at Strand Parade, Goring.
Anyone needing Samaritans can call us, free, 24/7, 365 days a year, on 116 123,
or email: jo@samaritans.org
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