Luke
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Resource ID
325
Access
Open
Contributed by
Stacey Kelly
Date
20 October 22
Area of Homelessness
Hostels
People
Individual
Keywords
PAMAPhoto, Homelessness, end homelessness, person experiencing homelessness, Centre for Homelessness Impact, end homelessness stigma, rough sleeping, sofa surfing, homophobia and homelessness, sexuality and homelessness, lgbtq+, lgbtq+ and homelessness, long term homelessness, sofa surfing and homelessness, council home
Credit
Jeff Hubbard/PA Wire/ Centre for Homelessness Impact
Approved for use until
21 October 24 @ 00:00
Expiration date
21 October 24
Source
Digital Camera
Caption
EDITORIAL USE ONLY.
Centre for Homelessness challenging the perceptions of homelessness.
PA Photo.
Luke is a performer working in theatre, acting on stage in London. He experienced homelessness after living with a violent and abusive partner forced him to move into a hostel several years ago. He now lives in his own flat. Several years ago, he won a scholarship to university and was given his own flat, but found the experience horrible with homophobic neighbours who smashed his windows.