HOT Cares Eases the Burden for Desperate Hairdresser Unable to Work

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Certain jobs require certain skillsets, but some jobs are directly linked to our physical make-up and rely entirely on someone’s ability to use a particular part of the body. Such as hairdressing. You need the use of your hands and without that use, you simply can’t cut or style hair, meaning you can’t work. That’s the reality facing Rachel, following a freak accident at her son’s birthday party. This is her story and how Hot Cares is getting involved.
6 Jul 2023 English South Africa Non-Profit · Non-Profit

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