HEALTH and wellbeing charity Simply Limitless is looking for a helping hand to make its new location feel more like home, writes James Reid.
After saying farewell to its previous base on Walter Nash Road, the organisation will be settling in the former United Footwear building on New Road, remaining in Kidderminster.
Simply Limitless has focused on supporting the community via courses, activities and events for more than a decade.
The social support the charity provides aims to boost the mental and physical health of its service users.
The organisation thanked the building’s owners, the Blunts, for helping secure a long-term solution so it can continue providing essential support services.
Planning and preparation is now firmly under way to make the site suitable.
The charity is appealing to any volunteers who could spare a moment to help renovate the premises.
The call goes out to those with experience in installing stud walls and plasterboarding, plastering and decorating, fitting doors and skirting boards, laying carpet and kitchen installation.
Anyone able to help should call support services manager Ralph Pars on 01562 751144 or email [email protected] to let the charity know.
Simply Limitless is also launching a new project which offers support for adults feeling lonely and isolated in Wyre Forest.
The MOJO project aims to connect individuals and encourage them to have a more active presence in their communities.
Volunteers offer specialised support and resources via phone-calls, home visits and attending activities with service users to cultivate meaningful connections and enhance wellbeing.
Go online and visit facebook.com/SimplyLimitless or simply-limitless.org for more information.
