Ask a nearby volunteer to buy or collect medicine if they agree, or help with a safe roadside problem. There is no mandatory fee.
Not an emergency or medical service. In immediate danger, contact local emergency services.
The pharmacy closes soon and I cannot leave home. The item is already paid for.
Choose a moderated category. Each one asks only for the details needed for that kind of help.
The requester states whether the medicine is paid, reserved, or still needs to be purchased.
Only after people and the vehicle are away from active traffic danger.
A flat tyre or another small roadside problem in a safe place.
A puncture, broken chain, tyre problem, or similar practical help.
These three points are synthetic examples. Real public discovery follows each requester's location visibility choice.
The public marker does not need to reveal an exact address.
Only the matched requester and helper receive the private chat.
Current coordinates are optional and deleted when sharing stops.
Choose a category, urgency, and safe location visibility.
Use private chat and optional live location sharing.
Both confirm, the helper enters a one-time code, and reviews stay blind until both submit.
Help is voluntary. An external thank-you link is optional after completion.
There is no unsolicited inbox between strangers.
Leave a match, block a person, or send a scoped report when something feels wrong.
Handover codes and unique completed matches matter more than raw totals.
Social activities are separate from urgent requests. Organizers approve participants, and exact meeting details stay inside the approved group.
No. Help has no mandatory fee. A helper may optionally publish an external thank-you link after a completed handover.
Yes, if the volunteer explicitly agrees. The people arrange the medicine, pharmacy requirements, payment, and any reimbursement directly. The service does not prescribe, recommend, sell medicine, process payments, or guarantee reimbursement.
You choose the visibility. Exact active coordinates can be limited to the matched helper and are removed when sharing stops.
Contact the emergency service for your location. Who Need Help is for voluntary practical coordination, not emergencies.
Create one account, choose your role for each situation, and keep control of what you share.
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