Friday, February 14, 2014
Appointment Arrival Part I: The Drop Off
Although our volunteer drivers make it seem like a seamless and effortless process, a ride with the Volunteer Transportation program entails multiple steps—starting when the volunteer driver first arrives for the pick-up and ending when he/she ensures that the client is home safe and sound again. I recently had the opportunity to observe one stage of the process: the appointment arrival. I really enjoyed meeting-up with several volunteer driver/client pairs as they were in their “natural habitat” (medical facilities). This week begins my three-part photo series documenting these brief experiences
I caught Reta (volunteer) and Fern (client) just as they were pulling-up for Fern’s appointment on Capitol Hill.
This was just one quick moment of time in a day in the life of a volunteer driver (stay tuned for more in the upcoming weeks!). It was fun to see such a kind and effective driver in action.
I caught Reta (volunteer) and Fern (client) just as they were pulling-up for Fern’s appointment on Capitol Hill.
Reta skillfully let Fern off at the front of the building, ensuring that she could easily enter without having to walk a lengthy distance. |
Fern was soon ready to go! Reta and Fern reported that they have gotten to know each other well because they’ve shared many rides together. |
This was just one quick moment of time in a day in the life of a volunteer driver (stay tuned for more in the upcoming weeks!). It was fun to see such a kind and effective driver in action.
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