Scott Gilmour's decade-long social experiment

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A story about someone who gave a damn, and the kids whose lives have changed because of it.

A story about someone who gave a damn, and the kids whose lives have changed because of it.

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17/01/2013 7:20:53 a.m.

k wrote:

In an ideal world, enough people would "give a damn" that ALL of the disadvantaged kids would be helped in a similar way and within a short time we could maybe see huge changes in crime stats etc. But if course this could never happen becuase most of the people who could help, ie the rich and the politicians DONT actually give a damn.

13/01/2013 3:05:17 p.m.

sue burville wrote:

lm in tears, cus l have a dream 2 help ppl 2 and l cant find the finding 2 do what l need and l know what l want 2 do will lead 2 jobs cus there is a shortage of them world wide. my dream is 2 get the "whangarei cooking school" (on fb already so you can see what l will be teaching) up and running and help the community as well. 1 day soon l hope.

26/12/2012 2:27:54 p.m.

Chris Murphy wrote:

This is great Scott. Often our children only need a chance and people who care and who believe in them. Wouldn't it be great to spread this. Much more progressive and positive and in the end less costly than what we now have.