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Australian mechanic honoured for gifting 19 cars to needy youth after son's death

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After the devastating loss of his eldest son, Gavin Hynam launched the Cars 4 Youth initiative. This program supplies refurbished cars to disadvantaged young people in regional…

For some, grief stays with them for a lifetime. But for Australian mechanic Gavin Hynam, the loss of his oldest son became the beginning of a mission that has changed the lives of young people all over regional Victoria. The 65-year-old has put his mechanical skills to work for his community, repairing discarded vehicles and handing over the keys to people who can’t afford transportation.

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