Spirit of Manchester Story Week 2019 - Day 3
Furniture Poverty Hub - Re-use, and Minimise Climate-Changing Impacts
On Wednesday 25 September, Helen from the Furniture Poverty Hub is working with the Tree of Life Centre to promote furniture reuse and it is a good start to the day as the civic centre in Wythenshawe have given them a shop free of charge to run this activity. They have displayed some donated furniture in the shop window and the aim is to have a conversation about the links between reusing furniture and the climate.
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