WALES Air Ambulance is appealing for volunteers at their new Mold site.
The new shop is expected to open in 'early spring' and will see the creation of several new volunteering opportunities in the area.
The lifesaving charity has taken on the lease of the former Poundstretcher site in the Daniel Owen Centre, and will now become a hub store which will enable the charity to further develop its presence in the region.
The new Mold site will act as the hub for the Wales Air Ambulance's North-East Wales retail operation.
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In a bid to encourage residents to help with their volunteering efforts, Wales Air Ambulance is holding two open days on Tuesday, February 7 and Wednesday, February 8 between 10am and 1pm to discuss a variety of different roles available in the new store.
The Wales Air Ambulance needs to raise £8 million every year to keep the helicopters in the air and its rapid response vehicles on the road.
The Wales Air Ambulance service offers critical care across Wales. It is delivered via a unique partnership between the Wales Air Ambulance Charity and the Emergency Medical Retrieval and Transfer Service (EMRTS Cymru).
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