Riders for Health – only a few days left to win VIP MotoGP™ weekend in Valencia

Riders for Health – only a few days left to win VIP MotoGP™ Tickets – Riders for Health are offering the opportunity to win an incredible weekend at the MotoGP season finale in Valencia.

Its only £3 quid to enter this competition just click www.prizeo.com/motogp and you and a friend could be flown to Valencia, put up in a 4* hotel and given VIP treatment all weekend from 8-10 November. This package includes:

Exclusive paddock passes
Hospitality with MotoGP teams
Grid passes

These are without doubt the hottest tickets in motorcycle racing. You’ll then meet nine-time World Champion, Valentino Rossi, and party with MotoGP riders at the End of Season awards ceremony. This is an amazing opportunity so give yourself a chance and visit www.prizeo.com/motogp and make sure you enter before Monday 14 October – get in quick and remember that your small entry fee (you can sponsor more and receive prizes!) goes towards supporting this fantastic cause.

Riders for Health is an international social enterprise. We manage and maintain vehicles for health-focused partners in sub-Saharan Africa. Our expertise in transport management enables health workers to deliver vital health care to rural communities on a reliable and cost-effective basis.

Want to know more?

Riders for Health manages motorcycles, ambulances and other four-wheel vehicles used in the delivery of health care in seven countries across Africa.

They work with ministries of health, international and African non-governmental organisations (NGOs), private-sector organisations, local community-based organisations and religious groups, to improve access to health care for 12 million people. As a social enterprise, they charge their partners a not-for-profit fee to ensure the sustainability of their programmes.

At the core of their work is both training and preventive vehicle maintenance. By running reliable vehicle fleets, Riders ensure that the chain in health care delivery is never broken by failing vehicles thereby increasing health worker productivity. It is also far cheaper to keep a vehicle running efficiently over time than to repair it when it breaks down completely.

Riders programmes provide training and employment opportunities to build local capacity. The Riders network of highly skilled technicians regularly travels to service vehicles in the communities in which health workers serve. This means they don’t waste valuable time travelling to a garage when they could be with their patients.

In addition to training health workers to drive safely in the difficult terrain, Riders for Health also train them to carry out daily checks on their vehicle.

Why is it important?

The majority of the population of sub-Saharan Africa live in rural areas where the best roads are little more than dirt tracks. Public transport is infrequent and delivering health care on foot or by bicycle between sparse villages is an exhausting and ineffective task.

Put simply, without reliable transport the millions of pounds that is invested in vaccines, drugs, bed-nets, condoms and trained health professionals every year will be wasted because they will fail to get to where they are needed on time.

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