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What are the benefits? Part of a very special branch of Volunteers. Part of an incredible volunteer led organisation. Extensive & ongoing training programme. Priceless life changing skills. We empower our callers to find their own solutions.
What does it take? An open mind. A desire to help to support others. We volunteer for approx. 3 hours every week. We all volunteer for overnight duties. We all attend ongoing training each & every year. We all take on additional responsibilities in the branch.
If you would like to know more, please accept our invitation to attend an Information Evening on what it takes to be a Samaritans Volunteer.
Monday at New Oak Parish Centre, Carlow and Tuesday, February 17 at Butler House, Patrick Street, Kilkenny
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Infected urine or contaminated water can be found in sewers, ditches, ponds, canals and slow-flowing rivers and riverbanks
Gretta and Catherine Kearney. Picture: Vicky Comerford
Green's Bridge in Kilkenny
Glenmore’s Ger Aylward runs past Graigue Ballycallan's Conor Flynn. Pic: Mark Desmond
Crowds enjoying the Keep Her Lit Festival in Inistioge
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