HOMELESSNESS

Support for outreach heroes

Nickie Aiken outlines the key aims of a campaign that seeks to make it easy to donate to a ‘hidden network of heroes’ in a targeted way, helping rough sleepers in Westminster

By Nickie Aiken | 25 September 2019

 

They saw a short animation featuring Jo – a woman who spent 10 years sleeping on the streets of Westminster and who now works at a hostel where she helps other rough sleepers rebuild their lives.

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Popular articles by Nickie Aiken

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