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Whoever saves one life saves the entire world

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He ain’t heavy, he’s my brother

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Treatment excellence, unsurpassed response times

Some people spend their whole life wondering “did I make a difference”

We’re a world-class, non-profit medical rescue organisation which services the medical emergency needs of the Johannesburg Jewish community, and assists existing local medical emergency services.

2 939
Emergencies dispatched

14 110
Calls received on the emergency line

43
Students Trained

19
Crisis Response Unit (CRU) callouts

1300
ECGs tested on students 12-18

600
Gemach loans

We’ve earned an outstanding reputation for

Excellent medical treatment
Personalised care of patients
Providing free service to all

More than just an emergency response

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Life2Life is an organisation that was founded to educate and raise awarenessof blood and organ donation, primarily within the South African Jewish community.

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What people have to say

We have witnessed, first hand, (I think its about 15/16 years) the tremendous work and dedication of both full time and volunteer Hatzolah responders.
It is at this time that we, or more accurately, My Mom, was the recipient of such Chessed and dedication. It was never too much in asking for assistance.
Hatzolah transported her on discharge, or being treated at home, Hatzolah was always there.
The loan of medical equipment, the wheelchair, toilet seat and walker, for this we express our gratitude and thanks for all that Hatzolah has provided.
Mention needs to be made of the all the individuals involved, whose expertise was invaluable.

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I am so grateful for you guys.

I really thought something was going to happen to me after I came home from Shabbos dinner, I had never had a reaction like that before. All I saw was swelling, everywhere.

May this year be filled with brocha and Hatzlocha to you and all the members of the Hatzolah team...

I really appreciate everything that you have done 🌺🌺🌺

ANONYMOUS

On Wednesday 12th October I was taken ill suddenly at Ba Pita restaurant. 2 young men were called out by my friend and they helped so much.
No panic just efficient. Please could you thank me for them? I so appreciate their skill and support. They are stars!

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