Children's Centre appeal for volunteers

Thursday, 24 May 2012 01:00

The Isle of Man Children’s Centre has embarked on a recruitment drive for new volunteers.

Predominantly the service operates with the help and assistance of volunteers, with some areas attracting a larger amount of interest than others.

More people are needed to help run the Out 2 Play schemes, which take place every half term, there is also a desire for more drivers and gardeners with lots of other opportunities.

There will be an open meeting for volunteers at their headquarters on Woodbourne Road tomorrow from 3pm.

(AUDIO ABOVE - LINDSAY QUAYLE - VOLUNTEER CO-ORDINATOR)

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