Volunteering With Ealing Hospital Trust

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This document outlines next steps for volunteering at Ealing Hospital Trust. It discusses communicating with volunteers, listening to their views and keeping them informed. It also mentions making the most of volunteering opportunities in Ealing by working together. The document provides contact information for those with questions about volunteering.

Volunteering with Ealing Hospital Trust Lizzie Saunders Manager Ealing Volunteer Centre

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