South Brent volunteers sought
Anyone living in the South Brent area who might be struggling with bills, looking for volunteering opportunities or simply interested in finding out more about public services is welcome at a forthcoming Information Fair.
South Hams Connect is teaming up with South Brent Caring who are hosting the Fair at the Old School Community Centre on Monday, March 18 between 12.45pm – 3.45pm.
The event is free and open to all.
South Hams Connect, co-ordinated by South Hams District Council, is a friendly, help and advice service which takes information about a range of public services out to communities.
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South Brent Caring aims to support elderly, isolated and vulnerable people in the parishes of South Brent, Rattery, Diptford and North Huish by matching a volunteer for befriending or ongoing support.
A range of other public services partners will be joining the Information Fair to provide details about the work they do.
Partner organisations attending include Citizens Advice Bureau, Devon & Somerset Fire Service, Transport to Health, Devon County Council’s Disc (Devon’s Family Information Service), Action on Hearing Loss and the Community Voluntary Service – among others.
With changes to welfare and benefits starting from April, staff from the district council’s Housing & Benefits team will also be on hand for a chat.
They will be able to give information to working age people about how the changes may affect them.
The Information Fair will be run on a drop-in basis so there is no need to book an appointment.
Residents are encouraged to pop along and browse. They can even enjoy a free cup of tea or coffee!
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