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Caring Together Charity launches first-ever charity shop in King's Lynn

New charity shop opens in King’s Lynn to support unpaid carers A new charity shop has opened in King’s Lynn High Street, raising money to support people who

Caring Together Charity launches first-ever charity shop in King's Lynn

New charity shop opens in King’s Lynn to support unpaid carers

A new charity shop has opened in King’s Lynn High Street, raising money to support people who care for family members, friends and loved ones.
Caring Together Charity has opened its first-ever shop close to Tuesday Market Place, offering shoppers a selection of pre-loved clothing, accessories, homeware and other items.
The charity supports unpaid carers across Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, providing advice, information and practical and emotional support to people looking after someone with a long-term illness or disability.
The new shop will help raise funds for those services while providing another place for people to donate unwanted items and pick up a bargain in the town centre.
Shop Manager Belinda Jones said: “We’re incredibly excited to open our very first-ever charity shop.
“This is about so much more than selling pre-loved items, it’s about bringing the community together and making a real difference to unpaid carers to remind them they aren’t on their own and that they deserve support.
“We can’t wait to welcome everyone through our doors!”

Donations and volunteers welcome

The shop is now accepting donations of good-quality clothing, accessories, homeware, toys, games, linen and small electrical items.
Donations can be dropped off during opening hours, Monday to Saturday, from 9am to 4pm.
The charity is also looking for local volunteers to help with the day-to-day running of the shop, with opportunities available for those who can spare anything from a few hours a week to a full day.
Belinda said: “Whether you can volunteer for a few hours each week, a full day, or on a more flexible basis, every contribution is vital.
“We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds and levels of experience, and we will work with you to find a role that matches your interests, skills and availability.”
For many unpaid carers, looking after someone is a daily responsibility that can leave little time for themselves. Caring Together aims to ensure they have somewhere to turn for advice, understanding and support.
With its first shop now open in King’s Lynn, the charity hopes local shoppers, donors and volunteers will help it continue that work while giving unwanted items a new home.

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