Our latest Do Good, Feel Good event was teaming up with Middlesbrough Council Community Hub at Newport and Recovery Connections to do a Litter pick as part of the #KeepBoroTidy campaign.
During the hour we managed to collect loads of rubbish and when you see it altogether, there is a big sense of achievement. The weather was kind, despite a short shower but this didn’t dampen our spirits. Three different organisations, all coming together to achieve the same goal, teamwork at its best!
The students who volunteered, Shakib and Somtochukwu were fantastic, and we would like to express a big thank you to you both. Volunteering has so many benefits but that sense of community involvement, sense of belonging and opportunity to meet new friends really shone during this event.
Middlesbrough Council are on the volun-tees platform and have excellent ongoing opportunities. If you would like to know more, then please click here:
Community volunteer - environment work
We are proud that Teesside University has signed the Recovery Connections pledge. To find out more about Recovery Connections and the wonderful work they do, please click here for more information Recovery Connections
If you would like to know more about our Do Good, Feel Good opportunities, please email us at volunteering@tees.ac.uk to see how you can get involved.
Well done everyone, we certainly made a difference!
Thank you
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