'Driving Change in South Africa' is a 9-minute short film featuring Lebogang (Lebo) Seketama, one of eight all-male MSF drivers who each day rotate to collect survivors of sexual and gender based violence - 90% of whom are female - and transport them to the nearest MSF-supported clinic for emergency care, often returning them home again.

As ‘first-responders’, who are often the first person a victim meets after an incident, MSF’s 'drivers for survivors' have received psychological first aid training in how to engage and support survivors from the start. In this uniquely moving glimpse into life in South Africa’s tough, historically violent mining region, Lebo sensitively describes his interactions with ‘clients’, one of whom Poppy attests to the difference the drivers made in her treatment journey.