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Middlewood Ambulance Station 1980s
I work for Yorkshire Ambulance Service on the RRVs in and around the city of Sheffield in South Yorkshire.
It’s a great job and I feel very honoured to be able to help people at their point of need.
Check out the website for all sorts of info re YAS and the work we do.
Pretty Nata came from Belorussian , she got beautiful eyes , white skin and good figure , 178cm tall , she dressed long blue jean that showed some kind of her personal style ,and she showed her elegant action with umbrella in rain , thank Nata , she did her best model job
this old mans working days are behind him now but future generations of senior citizens may well have to literally work until they drop when all the pension funds have been stolen by the crooks and conmen that make up that diabolical alliance of bankers, lawyers and politicians, aided as ever by thier accomplices in the media.
“I’ve been working my whole life. I left school at sixteen to start an apprenticeship in carpentry. I’m 64 now. I don’t feel like giving up and retiring. I’m still healthy and I certainly don’t feel my age. After I lost my last job it was the first time I’d been out of work. I tried my hardest to get a job. I applied to a few agencies and never heard a thing. My age was a major factor. I felt out of my depth with the job seeking stuff. I was so desperate for work and got so depressed with it. I was in a dark place, contemplating ending it all. No work, no money - I thought I had nothing to live for. I started claiming benefits, but my landlord was unwilling to accept me as a tenant. I had nowhere to go. Then my support worker told me about Emmaus. And I moved here about a year ago. I’m so much happier now. I consider them my family.”
These two little charmers are two of my wonderful grandchildren, 2-year old Patrick (right) and Ryan (left).
Patrick is former street girl Sandra's son and Ryan, his cousin, is the son of her older sister Eliana, also a former street girl. Both parents have been under my care since they themselves were rescued from the streets as kids, but who are now independent young adults living their own lives.
It's good to know that these delightful children will not be following in their parent's footsteps during the most important years of their childhood development, having the safety network of a family around them and the supporting structure that Hummingbird has to offer, together with the knowledge gained by the mothers during many years of recuperation from their own lost childhood on the streets.
But if these children are to have a good start in life we also need help in supporting part of the social structure that is available and necessary for them, such as kindergarten and pre-school. The public system is so overloaded that it is extremely difficult to accommodate all the kids in need of a pre-school place in Brazil. Therefore there are now many children who spend their days in privately run kindergarten, so that parents have the opportunity to find jobs to sustain their families. Even though these lower-class, privately run kindergarten are much cheaper than their middle-class equivalents, the costs are still unreasonably high considering that most of the money earned by the mother will go to pay for the child’s school fees, approx. USD$75.00 per month.
One of our aims at Hummingbird is to raise the number of individual “godparents” connected to our programme, who would like to help out financially by taking on such costs on a regular basis, thus becoming part of our supporting network and in this way, guaranteeing a great start in life for these children.
Feel free to contact me if you have such an interest and I will be only too happy to provide you with more information. Why not try sharing just a little of what you may have more than enough of, with those less fortunate than yourselves and who probably have much less.
UP GP40-2 #1340 departs Harrison Street with the Mesa local, referred to as Job 21 on the radio, and passes the G-Head signal guarding the east end of the yard.
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