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Product Demonstration
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A manual handling adviser in Malawi

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Up-coming Webinar

A long ambition was realised in February 2023 to volunteer with a charity that supports children and adults abroad. Being part of a team dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of fellow human beings is both an honour and delight. Two weeks can change your life forever and be the start of a long term inspirational collaboration in a far off continent.

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This webinar will be released on: 
August 23, 2023

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Meet our Experts

Carole Johnson
Carole Johnson
Physiotherapist and Manual Handling Adviser

Carole is a Chartered Physiotherapist working as a freelance Manual Handling Adviser. She has over 35 years’ experience in the field of manual handling, and takes great delight in finding solutions that work for both the person asking for help and the person giving help.

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