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Archive for 29/05/2008
Stan Brock - Remote Area Medical (RAM)
29/05/2008 by Mr Shoe Wingtips.
Stan Brock started a charity - Remote Area Medical (RAM) - more than 20 years ago to bring relief to those cut off from healthcare. Originally it was to help poor tribes in the former British colony of Guyana, South America.
That is where he lived after leaving Preston, Lancashire, more than half a century ago - he still is a British citizen. The full article is on the BBC website - RAM website is here
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