Northland community hero Ricky Houghton has died

 

Who is Ricky Houghton

Ricky Houghton, a devoted humanitarian advocate, and Northeast local hero, died. He fought against his cancer for a long time. Although

The next Monday morning he succumbed to cancer. He died peacefully at his home while his family was with him.

Houghton worked tirelessly to improve the conditions of the underprivileged.

Houghton oversaw the O Korowai Trust that helped millions of people find safe, affordable homes and jobs.

He called it a helpful angel to help people. Housing Advocate Ricky Houghton has been honored for his zeal and dedication in providing housing to the homeless, poor and elderly.

Houghton had cancer, but his illness didn’t stop him from helping the poor.

His early childhood was not a pleasant one; As a child in state custody, he was subjected to brutal abuse and a period of electroshock therapy.

He didn’t want the same for the other kids.

The average wait to be around grew exponentially, it was not an option. Neither illegal substances were prohibited on the property, and tenants were required to complete a homeownership program.

As development progressed, they realized the importance of a craft and entrepreneurial ability, and this started a training space for young service suppliers

His awareness campaign did not end here. During the height of the mortgage crisis, Houghton borrowed money from his personal West Auckland parents’ home to buy the historic hotel, which he converted into an evacuation asylum.