Co-founder The People’s Recovery Project @communityTPRP. Building recovery for people who are experiencing homelessness. Instagram: thepeoplesrecoveryproject
London, England
Joined May 2018
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Yesterday it was with pleasure that I attended my Freedom of the City of London by Invitation acceptance ceremony with family, friends, colleagues and legends of @StMungos through care and outreach services recognising exceptional response to the Covid19 pandemic @cityoflondon
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Compassion and love at the heart of our safeguarding practice.
Safeguarding and homelessness at #NCASC24 @1adass @CommunityTPRP @gillktaylor and Khos inspiring and passionate, even at the end of the day.
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Privileged to be a part of this project. We been distributing widely to the great and wonderful attendees of #LxAddictions
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Excellent few days in #Lisbon
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Taking timeout from @LxAddictions conference to visit a day centre in #Amadora run by the incredible @CRESCER_org Fascinating conversations re peer work and lived experience. Amazing to connect and continue to learn and be influenced by progressive approaches 🇵🇹🌞#LxAddictions24
Our community member Mariusz talking about his experience using DCRs in Düsseldorf @LxAddictions conference in #Lisbon. This session featured @ben_scher1 @pwidpride @holla_adam looking at emerging harms from drug use and responses @SSA_Addiction
Watching Magdalena Harris @pwidpride talking about safer use of crack pipes and changing the UK law regarding provision of crack pipes to people using drugs @LxAddictions conference
#LxAddictions24
Watching @ben_scher1 presenting @LxAddictions conference on his research of the #Athens #DrugConsumptionRoom #LxAddictions24
If you are @LxAddictions conference and would like a copy of this @CommunityTPRP @our_MoH collaborative manual ‘Surviving Rehab and Recovery’ come and chat to myself, Khos (the author), Mariusz or Dr Michela Tinelli from @CPEC_LSE
#LxAddictions24
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Presentation imminent @LxAddictions Auditorium III, 3pm: The Recovery Journey #LxAddictions24
If you told me 9 years ago when I met these 2 legends that in 2024 I’d be getting on a plane to #Lisbon to present our @CPEC_LSE @CommunityTPRP findings together at the world’s premiere addictions conference @LxAddictions I would’ve struggled to believe you #LxAddictions24
Look forward to seeing your presentation soon.
Proud to represent @cldatf @HSE_SI and the whole team at Boxing Clever Cork and the Cork & Kerry Drug and Alcohol Services with @markwright087 at @Prof_Jo_Ivers plenary session “The Recovery Journey” at @LxAddictions today.
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🚨At least FOUR people a day die while experiencing #homelessness.
Every six hours, someone passes away prematurely.
This is totally unacceptable.
Join us, @our_MoH & others at Downing Street to remember all we have lost... 💔
#MakeThemCount
More info:
museumofhomelessness.org/new…
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Four people die on our streets every day. Four. That is beyond comprehension. 💔
🚨At least FOUR people a day die while experiencing #homelessness.
Every six hours, someone passes away prematurely.
This is totally unacceptable.
Join us, @our_MoH & others at Downing Street to remember all we have lost... 💔
#MakeThemCount
More info:
museumofhomelessness.org/new…
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Unbelievable but totally believable that the numbers keep rising. Oneday Governments will value those homeless as they values themselves, until that day we will keep seeing the numbers of homeless deaths sore. Sad day 😢 well done @our_MoH for your continued fight for us
Exclusive: 1 homeless person dies every 6 hours in UK, according to new data
Analysis of available data obtained via FOIs, coroners courts, families & media reports and analysed by @our_MoH & shared with @itvnews @itvtynetees suggests:
🔹1,474 homeless people died in UK last year
🔹Homeless deaths rose by 12.2%
🔹Street deaths rose by 42%
🔹35% of homeless deaths due to alcohol/drugs use & overdoses
🔹Homeless people 3 x more likely to be murdered
🔹North East highest rate of homeless deaths in England outside London
🎥 @PaulKingstonITV
📺 our exclusive here:
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Our friends @our_MoH report:
museumofhomelessness.org/new…
We are in awe of your dedication and hard work collecting and analysing this data every year.
Huge respect for your continued endeavour ensuring people are remembered.
It is tragic that these deaths continue to rise 💔
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Such tragic findings. Behind every statistic is an individual and deaths that could have been prevented.
Exclusive: 1 homeless person dies every 6 hours in UK, according to new data
Analysis of available data obtained via FOIs, coroners courts, families & media reports and analysed by @our_MoH & shared with @itvnews @itvtynetees suggests:
🔹1,474 homeless people died in UK last year
🔹Homeless deaths rose by 12.2%
🔹Street deaths rose by 42%
🔹35% of homeless deaths due to alcohol/drugs use & overdoses
🔹Homeless people 3 x more likely to be murdered
🔹North East highest rate of homeless deaths in England outside London
🎥 @PaulKingstonITV
📺 our exclusive here:
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This is heartbreaking 💔
So many promises made to end homelessness - it requires a compassionate approach through investment in public services & council homes
I'm part of London's Housing Committee scrutinising the Mayor of London's commitment to eliminate homelessness
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We’ll be there presenting summary findings from @CommunityTPRP collaboration with @CPEC_LSE looking at impact of residential treatment for people experiencing homelessness and addiction
Over 2 000 people have already registered for #LxAddictions24. If you haven't yet done so, there's still time! lisbonaddictions.eu/lisbon-a…
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A pleasure working with @CPEC_LSE @LSE_RI yesterday’s collaboration ‘Empowering Recovery’ and hugely privileged to have @DameCarolBlack highlighting government’s progress in “turning the tanker around” @OHID @DHSCgovuk. We need hope in uncertain times #thepeoplesrecoveryproject
