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JOINERY

JOINERY

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Hi everyone I volunteer at a local support clubhouse house and a new member who?s has been homeless and suffering mental health issues has at last been found suitable temporary accommodation that allows him to keep his support dog with him.


Because he has to be in his room by 9 pm each night he can become very bored.


I am looking to see if anyone has a tv that works and you no longer need that we could give to him for his room.


It doesn?t matter what the external condition looks like as long as it reasonable small and works.


Thanks for reading

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HollyJM

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Hello,


I have a Shapr TV to give away towards the end of next week, as I'm moving back home. It's fairly large, I'd say around 40" but you're welcome to it for free, has a basic stand but would need to place on a cabinet or something.


Let me know if you're interested :) in on Barry Road

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