Thoughtful Women Transform A Double-Decker Bus Into A Shelter For The Homeless In The UK
Two women in the UK have turned a double-decker bus into a homeless shelter on wheels. The transformation that lasted eight months cost$8000 and required the skills of nearly 80 workers. Most volunteers who donated their time achieved the remarkable feat worth over $33000 in total.
Two women in the UK have turned a double-decker bus into a homeless shelter on wheels. Because everyone deserves a roof over their heads, especially in cold winter months.
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Sammy Barcroft and Joanne Vines, residents of Portsmouth and leaders of the charity organisation, The Rucksack Project have joined the various efforts of refurbishing abandoned vehicles - such as a double-decker bus - into a shelter for the homeless.
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The Stagecoach bus was saved from being reduced to scrap and was put to urgent use by charity workers. It has now been turned into a sanctuary for those who have no roof over their heads.
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The transformation, that lasted eight months, cost $8,000, and required the skills of nearly 80 workers, revealed a 12-bed home with a fully operational kitchenette. Most volunteers who donated their time achieved the remarkable feat worth over $33,000 in total!
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The Stagecoach will be parked in front of St. Agatha¡¯s Church. It is being hoped that it will help an estimated number of 300,000 homeless people currently residing in the UK.
What a thoughtful gesture!
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