Tag: Homelessness
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Camden rolls out ‘passports’ for rough sleepers to navigate services
Camden launches personal passports to help rough sleepers access services Camden Council has announced a pioneering initiative aimed at improving how people who have experienced rough sleeping navigate homelessness services. The authority, which has one of the higher rates of rough sleeping in the country, is rolling out “personal passports” for rough sleepers. The scheme…
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Camden to Issue ‘Passports’ for Rough Sleepers to Navigate Services
introduction Camden Council has announced a novel approach to supporting people who have experienced rough sleeping: personal passports designed to help individuals navigate homelessness services more efficiently. As one of the London boroughs grappling with high rates of rough sleeping, Camden is piloting a system intended to streamline access to housing, medical care, and social…
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Camden Rolls Out Personal Passports for Rough Sleepers to Navigate Services
Camden rolls out a new tool to help rough sleepers navigate homelessness services In a bid to address one of its most persistent social challenges, Camden Council is rolling out the country’s latest aid for people with lived experience of sleeping rough: personal passports. Designed to help rough sleepers communicate their needs, preferences, and past…
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Prince George Visits Homeless Charity 32 Years After Diana’s First Visit with William
Prince George Visits The Passage Ahead of Christmas In a heartwarming pre-Christmas outing, Prince George visited the The Passage charity, the London homelessness and poverty charity that has been part of the royal family’s charitable landscape for decades. The 12-year-old royal helped prepare a Christmas lunch for rough sleepers and spent time speaking with volunteers…
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Prince George Visits The Passage: A Heartwarming Christmas Outreach 32 Years After Diana
Prince George Keeps a Royal Charity Tradition Alive In a gesture that echoes royal history and reinforces a commitment to community service, Prince George visited The Passage, a well-known homeless charity in London, for a pre-Christmas outreach. The visit comes 32 years after his father, Prince William, accompanied by Princess Diana, spent time at the…
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Prince George Visits Homeless Charity 32 Years After Diana’s First Swing By The Passage
Prince George Continues a Compassionate Royal Tradition In a heartwarming pre-Christmas outing, Prince George visited The Passage, a renowned homeless charity in London, to help prepare and serve Christmas lunch for rough sleepers. The trip mirrors a long-running royal tradition: 32 years ago, a young Prince William accompanied his mother, Princess Diana, on a visit…
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TDs Call Out Dáil Stunt as Children in Homelessness Highlighted in Christmas Art
Raising the Issue in the Dáil In a session marked by procedural debates and party point-scoring, Social Democrats TD Rory Hearne drew attention to the country’s child homelessness crisis by presenting a striking piece of art in the Dáil chamber. The artwork, created to spotlight the record number of children without stable housing this Christmas,…
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TD Chastised in Dáil for Stunt Highlighting Children in Homelessness
Background to the Dáil Row The Irish Dáil chamber was recently the stage for a contentious moment when Social Democrats TD Rory Hearne drew attention to the country’s child homelessness crisis with a provocative art display. Critics say the move was a calculated stunt; supporters argue it was a vital reminder of a pressing social…
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TD Chastised Over Dáil Stunt Highlighting Children in Homelessness
Overview: A Politically Charged Moment in the Dáil In a session that focused on housing and social welfare, a routine Dáil question quickly escalated into a contentious moment when a Social Democrats member drew attention to the plight of children experiencing homelessness. TD Rory Hearne held up a piece of art intended to illustrate the…
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Rochdale man completes 4,200-mile trek from Azerbaijan to Manchester for homelessness charity appeal
Overview A Rochdale man has completed an extraordinary journey, walking more than 4,200 miles across 17 countries to raise money for homelessness charities in Manchester. Owen Charnley, 34, who hails from Rochdale, embarked on the 233-day trek from Baku, Azerbaijan, determined to turn a long-distance walk into support for people facing homelessness. The Journey The…