Help Woodside Sanctuary with 3 volunteers for providing advice on a situation with a rock wall

 Cottesloe, Gauteng

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Help Woodside Sanctuary with 3 volunteers for providing advice on a situation with a rock wall

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Housing, Shelter & Community Facilities

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Transport & moving (beneficiary/service)

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1-4 hours

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Help Woodside Sanctuary with 3 volunteers for providing advice on a situation with a rock wall

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Woodside Sanctuary is located in Auckland Park Johannesburg. We have been on our current premises since 1958. In the 80's there was an extension made to our buildings, where the contractors cut into the rock wall at the back of our property. This rock wall is becoming progressively unstable, and we have had a few instances where rocks have fallen and caused some damage to our buildings. We desperately need some advice from a civil engineer who might be able to tell us what we can do in order to prevent any more rock falls.

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