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Texas Observer
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Kimberly Meyer

The Work is All of Us

The Work is All of Us

Undocumented and disabled, the members of the Living Hope Wheelchair Association offer a vision for a more caring future.

Clockwise from left: Noe Ramirez, 52, the president of Living Hope, poses for a portrait at his home in Houston. Tomás Aguilar (far right) works at his laptop as Alejandro Rodriguez (far left) and Raymundo Mendoza (back center) organize the distribution warehouse of the Houston-based non-profit Living Hope. Raymundo Mendoza delivers a check to an elderly man that receives support from Living Hope. Wheelchairs, walkers, and an assortment of other medical supplies can be seen in storage at the distribution warehouse of Living Hope.
Brandon Thibodeaux
Clockwise from left: Noe Ramirez, 52, the president of Living Hope, poses for a portrait at his home in Houston. Tomás Aguilar (far right) works at his laptop as Alejandro Rodriguez (far left) and Raymundo Mendoza (back center) organize the Living Hope distribution warehouse. Raymundo Mendoza delivers a check to an elderly man that receives support from Living Hope. Wheelchairs, walkers, and an assortment of other medical supplies in storage at the distribution warehouse.
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