Working Links at Red Cross' Rainbow Day
Kind-hearted staff from Working Links in
Glasgow have lent a helping hand to the British Red Cross.
Eight of the organisation’s Business Support
team helped out at the centre, stripping, sterilising and
re-building the charity’s First Aid dummies.
As part of the tenth anniversary of Working
Links, an organisation that helps tackle social exclusion and
poverty through its work across the UK, all its 2,000-strong staff
are to give up a day of work to volunteer for charity – known as a
Rainbow Day.
Amber Shaw, Quality Assurance Coordinator at
Glasgow’s Working Links, said: “Everyone at the charity was
grateful to have helping hands and put us to work straight
away.
“We had a mammoth task of re-building the
‘Annie Dolls’ that the British Red Cross send out for First Aid
training, and labelling them so they could be issued and tracked
more easily.
“Our Rainbow Day proved to be not only an advantage for the
charity but had great results in building our team’s relationship.
We had such good fun as well.”
"We had a mammoth task of re-building the
‘Annie Dolls’ that the British Red Cross send out for First Aid
training, and labelling them so they could be issued and tracked
more easily.
“Our Rainbow Day proved to be not only an advantage for the
charity but had great results in building our team’s relationship.
We had such good fun as well.”
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Freephone 0800 917 9262.