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Showing posts with label Here to Help. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Here to Help. Show all posts

Tuesday, 2 August 2011

Spoiler!!! Peter Andre Here to Help (Thurs 11 August)


This week, Pete and the team head to the Isle of Wight to help out Ryde Inshore Rescue, an independent lifeboat station ran by volunteers.

Chariman Michaela White has asked for Peter's help in fixing up their dilapidated building to solve their storage crisis so they can operate as a fully functional rescue centre with medical facilities, recruiting much needed volunteers and raising funds.

As always, Pete is soon bargaining with local builders for materials, in return for which, he has to clean the toilets. He also takes part in a fire drill, visits a residential care home and doorsteps a local radio station.

Friday, 15 July 2011

Spolier! Peter Andre Here to Help (28 July)


In the last episode of this month, Pete visits Southampton to see 16-year-old Jodie Lavers, who has asked for his help in bringing her family closer together following her father's death. The family has been struggling to rebuild their lives and come to terms with their loss. Jodie has taken on the lion's share of chores and running the household to support her mum and feels that she needs to rediscover her youth.
Peter comes up with a plan, and bargains his time and skills to get Jodie and her family what they need. This involves him working at a bowling alley, a clothes shop and gutting fish on a boat.

Friday, 8 July 2011

Peter Andre here to help-21 July



Peter is in Harrow, a place special to him as he was born there and the Andre family lived there until they immigrated to Australia.

Pete goes to the aid of Ignite Trust, a youth centre which provides support, activities and outreach work for thousands of disadvantaged young people in the area. The centre is in danger of closing, and Peter and his team have just four days to raise enough money to help it stay open. Pete comes up with the idea of a fundraising concert, involving all the young people who attend the centre, and calls in top choreographer Karamel and singing coach David Grant to help. He also bargains with his own time in order to blag a venue and raise further money, working in a beauty salon, washing a Porsche and being a ‘Petergram’ for someone’s birthday

Friday, 1 July 2011

Peter Andre is Here to Help


Peter Andre returns to ITV on 14 July with a brand series in which he will be helping people all over the county, whether they need a hand putting on an unusual wedding or party, organising a makeover or even sharing a secret.
In the first episode of the series, Pete is in Solihull where he goes to the aid of Spanish teacher and single mum Corinne. She is struggling to juggle establishing a routine for her unruly two-year-old son Josh, working long hours and having a social life. Peter and his team have just four days to make a difference and get Josh's behaviour under control. Mr Andre uses his celeb status to enlist the help of local people, striking deals to get what he needs to transform Corinne's life and getting stuck in himself to teach classes at Corinne's school, working at the local shops and even mucking out elephants at the zoo.
He also meets up with another local single mum, Linzie, with a view to helping her out and speaking a friendship between her and Corinne.

Tuesday, 15 March 2011

Peter Andre fronts new show

ITV2 has commissioned a brand new six-part series from CAN TV called Here To Help, which will see Peter Andre and his team offering a helping hand to the Great British public this Summer.

Pete, who credits his fans for getting him back on top after the breakdown of his marriage, will tour across the country and attempt to solve problems such as helping a teenager who can't get on the dating ladder or a single parent struggling to cope, no issue is too big or small for the Mysterious Girl singer.

Speaking of the show Peter said, 'The Great British public are phenomenal.  I have seen first hand their encouragement and supportive messages.  Now it’s time to give something back.'