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petewilliam
Joined 2016
Posts: 1

Need a guide

8 years ago

hey folks,

I'm looking for a guide/interpreter who can accompany me from Kiev to Zaporozyhe to see a foundation/charity that helps kids/orphans with cancer. They used to send sick kids to Russia for cheap treatment but now it's not exactly family prices. So it's eating up a lot of their annual bucks. I'm just trying to find a way to payback and these kids kinda touch my ticker.

As I only speak oz english, I reckon I'm gonna need some help navigating the place.

I'll stump up for transport, grub and accomodation as well as an agreed daily rate for the guide.
I don't need a language guru.. just someone comfortable with enough english to communicate in general and possibly interpret as required. Probably suit university student or teacher type.
Would be great if the person has a car with a driving licence or drive if I rent a car.

Any help is greatly appreciated as I need it asap 11th august

cheers

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