One of the biggest obstacles women face while pregnant is getting to a health facility to safely deliver. Most people do not own a car or a motorcycle in Uganda, and a majority live greater than 5 km from a health center (an hour by foot). Can you imagine trying to walk an hour on foot when you were pregnant, and in labor? SAFE provides motorcycle ambulances to improve this problem, but mothers have a hard time contacting them in time. This app identifies and sends a text to the nearest motorcycle ambulance driver.
This app identifies and sends a text to the nearest motorcycle ambulance driver the moment a mother or caregiver sends a request.
Use SAFE to Provide safe travel to health facilities.
- The app must contain two user types. A ride requester (pregnant mom, or their caregiver) and a trained motorcycle ambulance drive.
- An on-boarding process for a new general user (user that will consume the service)
- On-boarding process for driver (create their profile with name, location, and price)
- Ability for driver to edit and delete their profile
- Ability for user easily create, edit and delete driver reviews.
- Ability for user to search for drivers based on their location and view their profile page.
Progress bar for driver
- Provides reviews for drivers
- Allows Address input for location to pickup and deliver
- Gives ETA for drivers arrival
React components with libraries listed below.
- Marketing & About Page
- Sign Up & Login Page
- Dashboard (?)
- Ride Requester (User)
- Onboarding
- Driver Reviews
- Search
- Ambulance Driver
- Onboarding
- Profile
- LESS
- HTML
- Flexbox
- axios: 0.19.2,
- react-hook-form: ^4.8.1,
- react-loader-spinner: ^3.1.5,
- react-redux: ^7.1.3,
- react-router-dom": ^5.1.2,
- react-scripts: 3.3.1,
- redux: 4.0.5,
- redux-logger: ^3.0.6,
- redux-thunk: ^2.3.0
- Express
- Sqlite3
- Bcryptjs
- Helmet
- Knex
- Netlify
- Zeit
- Heroku
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Target Audience
Pregnant women in Uganda where safe travel to a health facility may be difficult or unsafe.
It would be useful and good for potential users.
Yes, through assumption.