Bulgarije

My family is heavily involved in working with poor children, predominantly from Gypsy origin, feeding them, teaching them and trying the best we can to defend their rights against abusive parents and State. The organisation we are working with, is a Charity Foundation in another city. We are constantly traveling there, with our kids, with other adults, etc. We are traveling to several other places too, again working with children and adults, as part of our Christian work too. In most Gypsy ghettos in Bulgaria, the problem is NOT only social, but a religious one too, because the Gypsies that have been fed the Muslim religion, are much more dirty, rebellious, creating trouble all along. The Christian parts are much better, caring for one another, sharing their food even, etc., so we are trying to mix the social work with educational one, using the Christian values, which are the European Union values as well. Now, because of the very low standard here, with a regular monthly salary of 200 euro, we have used cars which are in TERRIBLE condition. Our first car, a Ford Fiesta small car, was 20 years old and had 18 different SERIOUS issues with is, one of which was naked cables, which we didn't know and we were that close to now being in Heaven. And we are transporting kids. Then we had another car, the now present one, which is a small car again, and when we bought it, it was nice, but now, its years are also very advanced (16 years) and problems start showing on the cockpit, which are NOT supposed to be there and they are all safety issues again - engine errors, airbag errors, etc. So, what would be the options of obtaining a relatively newer vehicle, and a bigger one. Let's say 10 year old vehicle, larger than Ford Fiesta, with all safety measures intact, so we can do our work without fear for our own or other children. Such a vehicle would cost 3000-4000 euro, but that about is totally out of our possibilities, because we are barely making ends meet, and NOT in an European sense, but in an African one, meaning we are still alive and trying to help people who are even less fortunate than us.  

Nikola DimitrovKs.

Meden Rudnik Bl.40   Vh.2   Et.4   Ap.32

Bourgas 8011

Bulgaria