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Community Care Northumberland hosts Sept. 26 volunteer fair in Cobourg

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Community Care Northumberland is hosting its annual volunteer fair on Sept. 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cobourg Community Centre. CCN volunteer co-ordinators Nancy Bruce, left, and Kelly Robinson host and organize the event. /CCN photo
Community Care Northumberland is hosting its annual volunteer fair on Sept. 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cobourg Community Centre. CCN volunteer co-ordinators Nancy Bruce, left, and Kelly Robinson host and organize the event. /CCN photo

By West Northumberland Independent staff


Residents interested in volunteering in Northumberland County can discover what skills are needed and where the opportunities are by attending an upcoming event in Cobourg.


Community Care Northumberland (CCN) is hosting its annual volunteer fair on Saturday, Sept. 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cobourg Community Centre. The free, drop-in event is designed to bring together local organizations looking to welcome new volunteers into their ranks.


“Whether residents are hoping to build new skills, expand their network, give back to the community or simply try something new, the volunteer fair offers an opportunity to explore meaningful ways to make an impact close to home,” noted CCN, in a recent release.


Attendees will have the chance to discover local organizations representing a wide range of causes and services in Northumberland, learn more about the current volunteer roles that match their interests and availability, and make new connections with fellow residents and community groups.

The event is open to anyone interested in volunteering, regardless of experience level, and is a chance to learn firsthand about the variety of ways to get involved locally, said CCN.


This volunteer fair is presented by Cameco.


For more information, contact volunteer@commcare.ca or call 365-400-7564.


CCN provides a range of community support programs across Northumberland that are aimed at helping residents live independently and with dignity, noted the organization.


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