The Irish Cancer Society has put out an urgent call for volunteer drivers in Dublin.
The charity is looking for people to drive patients who are undergoing chemotherapy to hospitals in the capital. This role is weekdays only and drivers will need access to their own car and be able to commit a full two days each month to the service.
Additionally, volunteer drivers will receive expenses from the Irish Cancer Society to pay for their fuel costs, road tolls and food while waiting for the patient. Last year, the Irish Cancer Society provided 5,448 journeys for cancer patients in Dublin and 13,035 journeys nationwide.
