Professional services on call
Alongside our trades and business listings, On Call brings qualified professionals into the village: a law clinic, basic health and emergency services, first-aid training and counselling for families in dispute or in grief. Reading is open to everyone — book or request a session by phone, WhatsApp or through your account.
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Free and low-cost legal guidance on family law, housing and land rights, identity documents, social grants, consumer disputes and labour matters. Walk in at the Rakhudu AI House or ask for a call back.
Emergency response contacts, wound care, blood-pressure and sugar screening, transport support to the nearest clinic, and volunteer responders on call in the village.
Short practical courses for households, taxi drivers, teachers, church groups and small businesses: CPR, choking, burns, bleeding and how to keep someone alive until help arrives.
Confidential sessions with a psychologist or trained mediator for couples in dispute, family conflict and co-parenting arrangements — with elders and faith leaders involved where families ask for it.
Support after a death in the family, trauma, retrenchment or illness. Individual sessions, family sessions and community debriefs after funerals or incidents.
Are you a qualified professional?
Register your practice, upload your professional registration and choose the days you can serve the community. Every professional is verified before going live.
In a life-threatening emergency call 10177 for an ambulance or 10111 for the police first. The On Call desk supports and coordinates care — it does not replace emergency or medical services.