The public perception of homeless people and addicts as somehow being to blame for their circumstances is exacerbating the problem and sustaining a system that is unable and unwilling to help them.

Voice speaks to Frances Duncan, CEO of Brighton’s Clock Tower Sanctuary (CTS) about homelessness in the city, and what they do to help those in need, specifically younger people who have become insecurely housed or live on the streets.

We speak to the head of programmes and network of The Foyer Federation, a network of learning and accommodation centres for young people who can't live at home. 

For those in recovery, navigating a future, the process can be a difficult one to approach. Through creative resources, and providing a safe space, the journey may feel a little bit less daunting.

This piece explores my relationship with music and my relationship with my mother, during a time where we were living in emergency housing. 

A legend who has used his footballing fame to house the homeless

The issue of homelessness has long been present within the UK, and has sadly increased due to the detrimental effects of Covid-19. 

How has the homeless population fared under Covid-19? Despite the temporary measures put in place at the start of lockdown, with a second wave imminent, the UK's homeless situation is about to get a lot worse, and not just for rough sleepers.

Many councils and the government have begun huge campaigns to supposedly ‘crackdown’ on the homeless and eliminate homelessness from this country. What is the human cost?

‘We still want a response from Sadiq,’ says Georgia Elander, the campaigner petitioning against the announcements

Jim talks about his 23 years at The Big Issue, its growth and expansion, and his views on eradicating homelessness

A way to change homelessness for good, together