Lighthouse Project goes to school
Well done Les – A+ for effort Volunteer Les Griffiths visited St Michael’s C of E school to share about the work of the Lighthouse Project during their recent Harvest School Assembly.
Well done Les – A+ for effort Volunteer Les Griffiths visited St Michael’s C of E school to share about the work of the Lighthouse Project during their recent Harvest School Assembly.
As part of a restructure of the support delivered to young people in Middleton the local Connexions Office has moved some of its services out into the community. Drop-in sessions are now being held here at the Lighthouse Project an a Monday and Wednesday afternoon and also at Burnside
Celebrating a 100 hours of volunteering Adam is one of the Lighthouse volunteers and during the summer break he managed to clock up over 100 hours of volunteering supporting visitors to the Lighthouse. Adam has now gone back to studying and has started Law School in Manchester. Before volunteering at
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