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Psychology student Rachel Garey has been a befriender for five months and visits Joss Carter and her autistic daughter Lucy, 15, at their home in Bournville.
Nichola Lavin, who will oversee the new project, said: "We are looking for people of all ages and from a range of backgrounds to become befrienders, as we will be doing our best to match volunteers with older people on the basis of shared interests.
The summer party was a great social event enabling them to get out and about and enjoy some social interaction with other service users and befrienders.
 
 
 
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