Man On
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#25 CVS Inverclyde
#25 CVS Inverclyde
#25 CVS Inverclyde
Wednesday 7th June 2023
Discover Mark Percival's journey from volunteer to advocate and how CVS Inverclyde supports community mental health initiatives in this 'Man On! Podcast' episode.
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Get the buttons here!From Volunteer to Advocate: Mark Percival's Journey with CVS Inverclyde
Episode Overview
- Mark Percival shares his journey from volunteering to becoming a paid staff member at Man On Inverclyde and highlights the positive impact of peer support in the community.
- The episode delves into the pivotal role of CVS Inverclyde in supporting local third sector organizations and discusses the transformative impact of the Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund.
- Charlene Elliott provides insights into the fund's impact and the crucial assistance offered by CVS Inverclyde to budding community initiatives.
- The episode serves as a compelling testament to the power of community support and the transformative impact of mental health and wellbeing initiatives.
- Listeners gain valuable insights into the significance of grassroots community work and the pivotal role of CVS Inverclyde in supporting local third sector organizations.
The episode serves as a testament to the power of community support and the transformative impact of mental health and wellbeing initiatives.
Ever wondered how volunteering can change lives? This episode of the 'Man On! Podcast' dives into the heart of community work with Mark Percival, the volunteer coordinator and wellbeing worker at Man On Inverclyde. Mark shares his inspiring journey from a volunteer to a vital team member, highlighting the profound impact of peer support in the community.
You'll also hear from Charlene Elliott, CEO of CVS Inverclyde, who sheds light on the crucial role CVS plays in supporting local third sector organizations. She explains how the Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund has been a game-changer for grassroots initiatives. Whether you're involved in community work or just curious about the power of volunteering, this episode is packed with insights and real-life stories that showcase the transformative power of collective effort.
Tune in to discover how community support can make a difference.