You know that recently we despatched a container load of wheelchairs to South Africa, via the Rotary e-Club of South Africa. Here is some feedback: we received an email from the Rotary Club of Port Alfred, South Africa:
Dear “Surfers”We have just taken delivery of 30 wheelchair kits, 20 for Port Alfred and 10 for Rotary Club of Kenton on Sea, (25kms from us along the Eastern Cape coast, halfway between Durban and Cape Town, both surfing centres).
We have so far made one prototype this week and were excited to see it taking shape; very simple but clever design, sturdy and manoeuvrable when done. It took us 50 minutes after a couple of false starts but we reckon 25 mins maximum now we know what we are doing!
We wanted to bring the story to our local press, our Rotary Africa Magazine and to Facebook so we have looked up the story on your webpage and would now like to 
attach a couple of photos taken during construction, just for you to see. We plan to create a work party to do the others. The men in the photos are PP David Hawkins and PP Martin Allison of Rotary Club of Port Alfred.
Distribution will be handled soon. There is such a need for this sort of robust conveyance that we shall have no difficulty in placing them.
We thought of attaching safety belts, have you any ideas about this?
Thank you also for the knitted jerseys which we will distribute. Do your Rotary Anns do these?
With congratulations on this great project, and best wishes
Heather Howard
for Rotary Club of Port Alfred.
attach a couple of photos taken during construction, just for you to see. We plan to create a work party to do the others. The men in the photos are PP David Hawkins and PP Martin Allison of Rotary Club of Port Alfred.Distribution will be handled soon. There is such a need for this sort of robust conveyance that we shall have no difficulty in placing them.
We thought of attaching safety belts, have you any ideas about this?
Thank you also for the knitted jerseys which we will distribute. Do your Rotary Anns do these?
With congratulations on this great project, and best wishes
Heather Howard
for Rotary Club of Port Alfred.