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20 ways to serve your street Thanks Graham for this: Smile and say hello to your neighbours in the morning, even when you are in a rush! Child-mind or baby-site for a family in the area. It is often a real treat for those with children to get a night or even a whole day off. You may want to get Criminal Records Bureau clearance for this. Help parents with a newborn baby by cooking a meal or offering to look after older children. This will allow them to spend time with the newest member of the family. Invite a neighbour round for coffee and a chat. The impact of simply spending time with another person cannot be underestimated. Offer to go shopping for someone who is elderly or housebound. They still need to get their weekly grocery shop done and you can also support local businesses when you shop. Provide a lift-sharing service for other children from the local school. This will be appreciated by busy parents, and it is good for the environment too! Teach someone how to use e-mail, something which many people don’t know how to do. You might be able to help a grandmother keep in touch with her grandchildren. Visit the sick in hospital, especially those who may be long-term patients. They might even welcome someone reading stories from the local newspaper to them. Help an elderly%2