HOPe - Helping Older People New Forest (New Milton) - New Milton

HOPe - Helping Older People New Forest (New Milton)

HOPe - Helping Older People New Forest (New Milton) is a charity located at Address: 9, HOPe - Helping Older People New Forest (New Milton), Mallard Buildings, Station Rd, New Milton BH25 6HY, United Kingdom. They can be contacted by phone at 1425629009 or visiting their website at hopenewforest.org.

About HOPe - Helping Older People New Forest (New Milton)

HOPe - Helping Older People New Forest (New Milton) specializes in providing on-site services and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. This company has received 2 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 4/5 stars.

Specialties

• Charity

Other Points of Interest

• On-site services
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Opinions and Reviews

The organization has been praised for its good cause and some customers appreciate the opportunity to help while finding bargains. However, others have noted that the pricing of certain items may be higher than expected for used goods.

One reviewer mentioned, "Who doesn't like a bargain while helping a good cause Sadly. there's little bargains to be found in this store apart from the small £1 clothes line outside. I found the majority of used men's clothing to be over priced, especially some of the male t-shirts. PS. Cedarwood is a Primark brand and a t-shirt new costs around £1.50 on average, charging anything more than a £1 is eek, in fact some might say 50p."

Despite the mixed feedback, HOPe - Helping Older People New Forest (New Milton) continues to provide valuable services to the community and supports a worthy cause.

👍 Reviews of HOPe - Helping Older People New Forest (New Milton)

Simon H.

3/5

Who doesn't like a bargain while helping a good cause? Sadly... there's little bargains to be found in this store apart from the small £1 clothes line outside. I found the majority of used men's clothing to be over priced, especially some of the male t-shirts. PS. Cedarwood is a Primark brand and a t-shirt new costs around £1.50 on average, charging anything more than a £1 is eek, in fact some might say 50p.

Georgina S.

5/5

What can i say but Joe was amazing helping me out with stuff for my parents ! This isnt the first time ! Woke up feeling god what do i do ! With in the hour all my answer and dad in to respite! Thank you