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Volunteers are needed to assist elderly and isolated people aged 60+ who are living alone or with family by helping with basic tasks like shopping, transportation, housework, and companionship. The project aims to connect those in need to a trusted network of volunteers through various means of communication and partnerships with businesses, government services, and donations to address the needs of the elderly, disabled, families, healthcare facilities, and more.
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- 1. Have a Go Heroes!
- 3. I need a hero [aims of project / success criteria]
- 5. did you ever know you are my hero? chiefs & heroes
- 6. super duper
- 11. a trusted n etwork
- 16. thanks!
- 17. questions