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For those interested in giving back to their community, volunteer opportunities are available at two local cafés: "Clemens Café" and "Café Kränzchen". Due to existing volunteers leaving at the end of the year, these establishments are in need of new hands to help out.
The "Clemens Café", run by the Caritas Association Rhein-Kreis Neuss, will be held at the St. Clemens Senior Center, Friedrichstraße 29, every Thursday from 2 to 5 pm, starting in November. This bright and spacious room offers a social environment for caregivers and people with dementia, with activities such as coffee, physical activities, playing, singing, and storytelling.
To volunteer, follow these simple steps:
- Contact the Cafe Management Directly: Reach out to the management of both cafes to express your interest in volunteering. They will provide the most up-to-date information on volunteer roles, schedules, and requirements.
- Visit the Cafes In Person: If possible, visit Clemens Cafe and Cafe Kränzchen during their opening hours. There may be volunteer coordinators or staff members who can give you firsthand information and sign you up.
- Check Local Community Boards or Social Media: Local community centers, municipal websites, or Facebook groups dedicated to local volunteering often post calls for volunteers. These might include details about new locations and needs.
- Reach Out to Local Churches or Social Organizations Connected with the Cafes: Often, cafes like Clemens Cafe and Cafe Kränzchen are linked with community groups or churches that organize volunteer efforts. They can connect you with volunteer coordinators.
- Prepare for Possible Training or Orientation: With shifts in volunteer teams due to departing helpers, new volunteers might need brief training or orientation on their duties and health/safety rules.
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For more information about volunteering at the "Clemens Café", please contact Cordula Bohle at 02181-238382. For "Café Kränzchen", Beate Müller can be reached at 02181-238-381.
The newsletter not only provides updates on social developments, art, and culture in Neuss, but also delves into health-and-wellness, fitness-and-exercise, and mental-health topics. For individuals seeking volunteer opportunities, they can assist at the "Clemens Café" and "Café Kränzchen", offering support to caregivers and those with dementia in a social environment.
