Rush of Volunteers to Local Charity in Dinas Powys in Light of the Coronavirus

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25th Mar 2020 | Local News

John Fanshaw chair of charity
John Fanshaw chair of charity

Dinas Powys Voluntary Concern Group have issued a statement on volunteering during the coronavirus crisis after they received a surge of participants offering their support to the community.

They said: ''It is encouraging that so many people have offered their services to help local residents who are in isolation during the Covid-19 crisis, and we would encourage all to help their families and close friends through these difficult times.

''Dinas Powys Voluntary Concern's two coordinators have enlisted a team of more than 40 volunteers who wish to help the vulnerable and elderly, and others who may need help and support during these difficult times.

''This local charity has had more than 45 years experience of supporting the community of Dinas Powys.''

Councillor John Fanshaw chair of the charity said, "If you wish to volunteer to help others, particularly those you do not know very well, you are welcome to do so through well-established charities, such as Dinas Powys Voluntary Concern.

''We are a registered charity with a long and well-established record of experience, safeguarding, confidentiality for the benefit of both volunteers and those we help.''

DPVC is coordinating 'Help in Dinas Powys.'

Please do NOT post your personal contact details on Social Media for obvious security reasons.

Email DPVC if you wish to help or refer those who need it:

• Judith Anderson (DPVC Wellbeing and Befriending Coordinator) [email protected]

• Wendy Lees (DPVC Transport and General Enquiries Coordinator) [email protected]

They will reply and keep you updated.

     

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