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08042006 Friday Aug 04, 2006

The V Factor

The V Factor you ask?

At Barnardos in the NE we are currently looking to set up a fashion show which be around recycling and volunteering.  The idea came from a young person who is on Barnardos Young People's Regional Management Group and also joined our Young Volunteers Group (The PARTY!). 

The recycled fashions will what we hope to be designed by children and young people from service /university/volunteers from outside organisation

Its about involving young people in volunteering and learning more about recycling, It is still in its very early stages but what we hope to do by doing this is enlisting more young volunteers by getting the group noticed more.Apart from the recycled fashion show we hope to have design a poster/t-shirt competition which we would be around volunteering.

We're still deciding on how to do this exactly but idea of where to have are either in 1 of the Civic centres or what seems to be more popular choice of having a roadshow around the North East so we can get more people involved and it maybe better than just a 1 of event so it wont be forgotten about easily.  Another reason for doing is hopefully able to do some fundraising.

But first of all we want schools,universities, volunteer centres and other young people services as well as Barnardo's throughout the North East to get involved if possible (which is why we're thinking of a roadshow)!

Whoa I see a lot of work ahead and we're think of having the event in November So Watch This Space!


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