The Island's Hospice is on the lookout for volunteers.
Head of retail for Hospice Alison Lester says the charity wants to welcome 'helping hands' across its local shops.
She adds the outlets contribute enormously to the charity's income stream, helping to raise the £5 million Hospice needs annually to continue to deliver our services at no cost to users.
To find out more about becoming a Hospice shop volunteer, you can call 647445, or visit https://www.hospice.org.im/support-us/volunteering/
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