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Tracey needs a lift to the Johannesburg Dialysis Unit - can you help one day a week?
Could you drive Tracey to the Johannesburg Dialysis Unit on Saturday? A rota of 6 drivers is forming.
馃嚳馃嚘 2007, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa948 views
Tracey has been on dialysis for 2 years and until recently drove to the Johannesburg Dialysis Unit alone. After an eyesight problem, Tracey can no longer drive. Taxis cost more than the family can pay three times a week.
We're building a rota of volunteer drivers. Each session is 4 hours, including the trip there and back; most volunteers take one regular day. The journey is about 24 km each way.
Tracey is cheerful company. You'd need a car in good condition and a clean driving record. We'll cover your fuel costs, and the family will send you home with homemade food.
Please say which day works for you in the comments.
Even a small gift gets used right away and I'll thank you myself.
- effort
- one weekly trip
- format
- In person in Johannesburg
- skills
- reliable car, clean driving record
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- Christina Magdalini Souris 馃嚞馃嚪
I live about 11 km from Johannesburg. I can help at the weekend, tell me what you need. Happy to chat first.
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Thinking of you and your family, Craig. Wishing Tracey a smooth procedure and a full recovery. Greetings from London!
rooting for you, Craig. Wishing Tracey a smooth procedure and a full recovery. Blessings
Hope things get better soon, Craig. Look after yourselves too, caregivers need rest. We had a similar scare last year, I know what it feels like. Greetings from Rome
praying for you, Craig. Hope you get there. My late mom used to say help given quietly counts double. Blessings.
keep going, Craig. Hope you get there. My daughter saw me on my phone and now she wants to give her pocket money!