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Trustees, (also known as management committee members, or Board members) are essential for the running of voluntary organisations
Walk the Walk Worldwide
Walk the Walk is a small but determined charity that has always been committed to not only raising funds for breast cancer research and cancer care , but is also passionate about encouraging women and men to become fitter and healthier and is so doing taking more responsibility for their own wellbeing as a vital part of prevention
Volunteers wanted
Cruse Bereavement Care is a registered charity who help and support those persons who have suffered a bereavement
Elderly:
Walk Leader
Education and Literacy:
Leaflet Distributor
South Gwent Breast Cancer Support Group are looking for volunteers to help man a table which is in the main Out Patients Department at the Royal Gwent Hospital
Caring:
Victim Support Gwent
Volunteers must have empathy and good listening skills

Region : Brecon

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Brecon Volunteer Bureau
Church House
11D Lion Street
Brecon
LD3 7AY

Telephone: 01874 625393
Fax: 01874 620000
Email: vbxbrecon@fsmail.net

Area Covered: Brecon

Opening Hours:Tuesday - Friday 10.00am to 1.00 pm. Available on an appointment basis at other times and 24 hour answering service (01874 625393)

This bureau serves the busy market town of Brecon and its surrounding rural area. Many of the community are active in the voluntary sector but there are never enough volunteers to answer all the needs. Brecon Volunteer Bureau can be found in the centre of town in Church House, 11 Lion Street, Brecon.

The Bureau is staffed by the Co-ordinator, Susan Spalding plus the wonderful volunteers!. Our volunteers cover the age range 13 - 80 and are involved in a wide variety of activities.

If you are interested in helping others, meeting new people, learning new skills and taking up the wide range of opportunities that are waiting for you in volunteering contact us at Brecon Volunteer Bureau.

Please see the article on the BBC site on how volunteering can lead onwards and upwards by visiting http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/mid/sites/volunteers/pages/tompenny.shtml

Moreover please visit http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/mid/sites/brecon_life/pages/janetomlin.shtml to read about Jane Tomlin's experiences on moving to Brecon and working as a volunteer with the Bureau.

Staff: Sue Spalding

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