Handy hands

Neighborhood help is timeless. It is nothing more or less than helping someone from your own street or neighborhood. Doing an errand or walking the dog, lugging a cupboard upstairs or programming a TV. The best form of neighborly help is of course if it goes without saying. In a contemporary way, Burenhulp ensures that people who need something can easily come into contact with people from the neighborhood who have indicated that they sometimes want to do something for someone else without being "stuck" to it.

What are you going to do:

Carrying out small jobs in and around the house. Varying from lifting a few boxes, hanging a shelf, sealing a pipe, sealing a hole, whitewashing a wall, depending on what you are good at and what there is a demand for.

Who are you:

We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers who want to give someone in their own neighborhood a helping hand from time to time. Think of repairing small things, such as a loose table leg or a curtain rail that has come loose. Or help someone move some things. Are you handy in and around the house and do you enjoy helping out for a few hours now and then?

Are you that motivated volunteer and would you like to strengthen our team? Mail your reaction with motivation and possibly a CV stating vacancy number V49 to: Sanne Smit.