Emily Medd
Bath
Doing good since January 2021
1Good deeds
1runs
5cheers
Bath
Bath City Vaccination Centre marshal
There are four roles which will be allocated on the day. These include:
- Parking access steward (1 volunteer) - manage the flow into the building
- Front & side (disabled access) door steward (3 volunteers) - asking covid questions, taking temperature, giving hand gel
- Back door steward (1 volunteer) - ensuring people know the right way to exit the building
- Main hall steward (2 volunteers) - directing people to the vaccination booths
The shift is 11:45 - 1615 Full briefing, appropriate supervision and personal protective equipment will be available to ensure the safety of staff, volunteers and patients. Shifts will be approximately 4.5 hours long
If you sign up to this mission, I will email you a copy of the agreement from the task owner and a risk assessment which you will need to tick to show you understand
Emily is a now a fully fledged GoodGym runner. They've just run to do good for the first time. They are out there making amazing things happen and getting fit at the same time.
Emily completed a community mission. Instead of watching TV or lying in bed, Emily was out there making their community a better place to be. For making that choice they have earned the community cape.
Bath
Gardening for the National Trust at the beautiful Prior Park!
Set in the stunning surroundings of Prior Park!
We will be helping the National Trust to maintain the grounds by gardening. We will be improving the access on footpaths, steps and doing fencing.
All tools will be provided, just bring your enthusiasm and smiles :)
I'll add more detail as it becomes available.
Bath
The Trench of life
A team of Goodgym volunteers arrived at Alice park on a sunny wintery day ready to get stuck in. Following a short briefing, we were allocated our socially distant spots, given the tools and the rest was up to us.
Alison and Cosmo took the heavy tools and impressively chipped away at the hard, concrete ground. They made progress quickly and even Alison's watch agreed is was rigorous work.
The two Emily's (Emily and Emily) both new to Goodgym started on the top layer of soil shovelling away into wheel barrows for use elsewhere in the garden.
Doris dug the largest hole and slowly began to disappear into the trench
Helen had the clay to contend with, forking it over and collecting in buckets ready for the sack truck.
Whilst Sophie worked busily in the main garden
It took just 2 hours for us to complete the trench. Now ready for the community garden team to plant their yew trees.
The task owners were very impressed with our efforts and couldn't believe how much we achieved. Well done team, what a great way to start a Sunday!
Bath
Alice Park Community garden
Moved to Sunday due to poor weather on Saturday
The community garden need to have a trench dug to plant new trees. The trees have already been purchased so this task cannot wait until after lockdown as they will die and therefore this task is considered essential to the garden. They cannot afford to pay for labour so volunteers are required.
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