A brain charity is in need of volunteers to support its work in Prestwich and across Greater Manchester.
Headway UK has a shop at the Longfield Centre, as well as in the towns of Cheadle, Leigh and Sale.
The brain charity works with those affected by brain injury sustained in a number of ways, from accident to illness.
It is in need of volunteers to support its work by serving customers, sorting donations and taking responsibility for the shop to remain tidy and welcoming.
Steven Barton, store manager for Headway UK, said: "In recent months, we've seen increased footfall in our charity shops due to the cost of living crisis.
"As a result, we urgently need more kind, positive people to join our much-valued teams in our charity shops. No experience is necessary, and we would be pleased to provide volunteers with training and support."
Mr Barton added: "The money raised from sales in our charity shops goes a long way towards ensuring vital care remains in place for those affected by brain injury.
"We also know that volunteering has many benefits, not just for the charities receiving the support, but for the volunteers themselves.
"Volunteering can help you learn new skills, make new friends, and feel more connected to your community.
"We'd love to hear from you if you can spare us a few hours a week. Not only will you help us keep up with increased customer demand, but you will also become an important part of helping us to improve life after brain injury."
For information, call one of the shops or pop into one of the shops in person.
Prestwich – 0161 773 1974, Longfield Centre, Prestwich, Bury, M25 1AY
Cheadle – 0161 428 9459, High Street, Cheadle, Stockport, SK8 1AX
Leigh – 01942 602 108, Bradshawgate, Leigh, Wigan, WN7 4NP
Sale – 0161 969 7496, School Road, Sale, Trafford, M33 7XB
This article was written by Jack Tooth. To contact him, email jack.tooth@newsquest.co.uk or follow @JTRTooth on Twitter.
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