Coronavirus: Spurs boss Jose Mourinho helping to deliver food parcels to vulnerable people and the elderly
Tottenham manager spent Monday working alongside Age UK and Love Your DoorStep in Enfield
Two-time Champions League winning-manager Jose Mourinho turned his hand to volunteering to help elderly residents affected by the coronavirus crisis in north London.
The Tottenham Hotspur boss worked alongside Age UK and Love Your DoorStep in Enfield, near Spurs' training ground, in preparing food parcels and other items for delivery to the more vulnerable members of the community.
"I am here to help Age UK Enfield, Love Your DoorStep Enfield and of course you can donate food, money or be a volunteer," Mourinho said on a video posted by Love Your DoorStep's Twitter account.
The charity has been delivering essential goods to elderly members of society who have been advised to stay in quarantine for the next 12 weeks.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Monday that the UK was entering a lockdown period for the next three weeks at least, meaning the public have been told to stay at home beyond essential shopping and one period of exercise per day.
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