Help at Home (Use of English B2)

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Read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of the lines to form a word that fits in the gap in the same line

Help at Home


The Halport Home Helpline has been providing the 1.______ , ELDER 
and others with permanent or temporary health problems with support and 2.____ since 1999. ASSIST
We are a charitable 3._____ that depends on the many ORGANISE 
voluntary workers from Halport who willingly set aside some of their free time to help people who are less 4.____ than themselves. For people FORTUNE 
who, because of ill health or 5.____ , require help with ABILITY 
housework, 6.___ , or trips to the hospital or health centre, SHOP
we are only a phone call away, any time of the night or day. All of our volunteers, aged from 18 to 80, have a 7.____ in QUALIFY 
first aid and have undergone rigorous tests before being awarded a 8.____ with which Halport Home Helpline guarantees CERTIFY 
their reliability and 9.____for the job. SUITABLE 

So, whatever your problem, 10.____ of how big or small it REGARD 
might be, don’t hesitate to call and let us know how we can help you. 
We are working to 11.____ community ties in Halport, and to make STRONG 
our town a better place for all its residents.

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