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![Happy Teacher’s Day to all the educators, coaches and mentors out there! Thank you for all the guidance and support!
[Community Health Volunteers learn about the function of the sun and rain covers on the CareCar. The innovative design is preferred by Malawians because it gives a view of the skyline and symbolizes hope. It also makes sick patients less susceptible to nausea. The CareCar is equipped with a removable stretcher to carry the patient when needed. All the participants in our research said they thought the CareCar was a very useful form of transport. Although there are few other options of emergency transport for rural Malawians, the most commonly used method is walking by foot on average 15km, borrowing a bike, or being carried on a makeshift stretcher.]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m42qskA2oC1r1oev6o1_500.jpg)
Happy Teacher’s Day to all the educators, coaches and mentors out there! Thank you for all the guidance and support!
[Community Health Volunteers learn about the function of the sun and rain covers on the CareCar. The innovative design is preferred by Malawians because it gives a view of the skyline and symbolizes hope. It also makes sick patients less susceptible to nausea. The CareCar is equipped with a removable stretcher to carry the patient when needed. All the participants in our research said they thought the CareCar was a very useful form of transport. Although there are few other options of emergency transport for rural Malawians, the most commonly used method is walking by foot on average 15km, borrowing a bike, or being carried on a makeshift stretcher.]
