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And paul helps with fixing people s prospects. we re trying to match the needs of those people alongside the employers so they can improve their futures. alan and his family have found work and support through the hub. the money that we get i and the way you survive, we couldn t have done half- of the stuff we done for my kid. it s a godsend for us. so, yeah, we ll definitely be getting a pack. - i thought that one would actually replace one that is outgrown. yeah, it s brilliant. and also in the window, there s a pumpkin that i think will fit. oh, wow. they have changed my life. we ve got this place here to help us with clothes. bits and bobs. everything we need. whatever you need, they ll be there for you. we ve had pensioners that have sold their tvs because they can t afford the electricity. we ve had an elderly couple that were cooking on a butane camping stove because butane gas canisters were £2 and it was cheaper than putting electricity on. alford hub as a whole has actually ....
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