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I would like to kindly request a reference.
Yesterday, I went to Prism Youth Project in Garlington to enquire about some voluntary work. (Teaching disengaged young people aged 12-21)) I had a chat with Paul Kilgallon (volunteer coordinator), and I declared my convictions. He said I would be considered for the role and need to show an up to date DBS. It was sent off mid-December by the Mosaic Ex-Offender Mentoring Programme, so I should have it soon.
Paul Kilgallon may contact you regarding my suitability for this role. If you require any further information please get in touch.

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