Sharon
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Resource ID
406
Access
Open
Contributed by
Stacey Kelly
Date
23 November 22
Area of Homelessness
Hostels
Keywords
Homelessness, end homelessness, Centre for Homelessness Impact, end homelessness stigma, mental health and homelessness, people experiencing homelessness, homelessness Belfast, family homelessness hostel, family homelessness, violence and homelessness
Credit
Centre for Homelessness Impact/ Liam McBurney/PA
Approved for use until
24 November 24 @ 00:00
Expiration date
24 November 24
Camera make / model
Canon EOS-1D X Mark III
Source
Digital Camera
Caption
Centre for Homelessness Impact - Challenging perceptions of homelessness
Sharon and her son Billy lived in a four-bed home that they rented from a housing
association, until they were assaulted and had to leave the area. For several weeks, they had
to move around from hostel to hostel until being placed where they are now. They feel safe
where they are now, and are on the waiting list for social housing. Billy is doing a 3-year
joiner apprenticeship, and later hopes to join the army. This is the first time they have
experienced homelessness.