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Drop in Sessions in Northfield, Sparkhill and Small Heath in Birmingham for Volunteer’s Week 2012

7th June 2012
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Do you want to become a volunteer?  Or even want some help in finding paid work or training?

Well, key workers will be at your disposal this week with drop in advice sessions being held in the following venues:

Thursday 7th June:  12pm-2pm  SMALL HEATH LIBRARY  Muntz St, Small Heath, B10 9RX

Thursday 7th June:  2pm-4pm  SCACA  174-176 Stratford Rd, Sparkhill, B11 1AG

Friday 8th June:  11am-1pm  NORTHFIELD LIBRARY   Church Rd, Northfield, B31 2LB

Do come along for some informal advice.

We look forward to seeing you all.

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