Volunteering
Nick64Zx
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Thanks All for the welcome.
I volunteer at our local food bank on Friday morning for 3 /4 hour I'm medically retired and for 2 years I was a volunteer with the Salvation Army in Guildford helping to feed the homeless.I'm an ordained minister and I have Bi Polar which is not nice.However it means my brains wired up wrong any brain sparkies out there.? Lol I have a wicked sense of humour.
I volunteer at our local food bank on Friday morning for 3 /4 hour I'm medically retired and for 2 years I was a volunteer with the Salvation Army in Guildford helping to feed the homeless.I'm an ordained minister and I have Bi Polar which is not nice.However it means my brains wired up wrong any brain sparkies out there.? Lol I have a wicked sense of humour.
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Thanks @Nick64Zx for sharing
Volunteering can be a very rewarding thing to do, for many people.
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Hi Alex
I have done various voluntary jobs in the past Red Cross St John,Cancer collection and shop work.To be honest I always enjoy giving back to the community helping those less fortunate and I come from A lifeboat family In Eastbourne. Whatever I do its rewarding In fact I would volunteer for Scope even using my mobility scooter .The only days I can't do Are Mondays and Thursdays because of my 2 dogs.0 -
I worked in the Security Industry for 8 years within the mod 2 years for a private company and for a while at Butlins as a security officer and medic0
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I have been involved with all manners of security including Body Guarding to the famous celebrities. I also owned my own mobile disco again with a couple of groups including The Nolan's,Bucks Fizz and Lieutenant Pigeon0
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That all sounds great @Nick64Zx, and I understand that managing bipolar disorder can be really challenging sometimes. Can you tell me, how are you finding things at the moment?
It's fantastic that you're happy to share what you've been up to, so I wanted to remind you about staying safe online, and being mindful of how many personal details we share with others, especially as this is a public forum.
It might be helpful to know that we don't allow the sharing of personal information not suitable for public viewing like address, email or phone number. You can read more about this in our community house rules.
If something doesn't make sense, or you feel we can help with anything further, please do ask
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I believe they are still going check on Google I found them on You tube amongst others
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Going to say goodbye to you all as I'm going to go on YouTube
Thank you all once again for my welcome off to town tomorrow but as the legend says I'll be back0 -
Enjoy your time on YouTube, and your trip to town tomorrow @Nick64Zx
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