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Ian Kalman’s unique brand of wit and charm available on podcast
When you’re homeless, the importance of having somewhere safe
to store your stuff can’t be overstated. Sheryle Thomas speaks with
members of the team working to make storage easier
We all have a right to healthcare, but many believe our teeth
aren’t covered. Sheryle Thomas speaks to the homeless health
service with a dental surgery
Issue 131 is all about Solutions,
so in this issue you’ll find
articles, interviews, cartoons,
and, of course, the List ...
Meet the team helping to
solve tricky periods. Report
by Justina Jameson
News
Our round-up of what‘s been happening...
Our round-up of what‘s been happening...
Our round-up of what‘s been happening...
Scotland - a round-up of what‘s been happening...
Our round-up of what‘s been happening...
Photos with a story!
Features
In difficult circumstances, the care and support of a friendly,
empathetic doctor can make a world of difference, writes
Esther Crespo-Rupérez
How can services be more
accessible to homeless people
labelled ‘hard to reach’?
Clinical psychologist Dr Ben
Campbell asked
Finding oneself caught
somewhere between optimism,
despair and hope as lockdown
comes to an end. By Mat Amp
To find your nearest Tricky Period
collection point, see the List, or
visit trickyperiod.com/pick-up-points
ShowerBox was set up to provide homeless people and people
sleeping rough with a simple, yet difficult to find service:
A free and secure shower. Interview by Sheryle Thomas
- Before finally being operated on, Lee Foxall endured an
agonisingly long wait for heart surgery. From his hospital bed,
Lee spoke with Giselle Green about the uncertainty and the
loneliness of waiting
Opinion
Confronting and (gradually)
overcoming grief and writer’s
block,
by Mat Amp
Nell's salon vision imagined by Ella Meyer
What links vulnerable children,
missing people and adult
homelessness? Report by Rosie
Roksoph
Is it just possible that things are changing for the better? Round-up by Deputy Editor Mat Amp
The book No Fixed Abode written by Maeve McClenaghan was reviewed in the last edition of the Pavement magazine. Here Maeve explains what motivated her. Interview by Sarah Hough
Round-up of the 21st century
lowlights and some positive
personal changes by Mat Amp
Obituaries
Gerald Denny (Ged). Born: 02/03/55 Died: 08/12/18. Funeral: 17/05/19. Obit from Samir Jeraj (sent in August 2019).
Your voice
How could Westminster spending more than £3 million to house
just 42 homeless people be considered a success?
Report by Paul Atherton
A change is as good as a rest. Hostel-resident Ashley wrote six pages about her day trip to Brighton. Here are the edited highlights
Author and writer David Tovey
shared his painting I’m on the
Pavement yet again with the
Pavement readers. He says:
“I couldn’t just explain the
picture in one paragraph, so I
wrote it in sections like poetry”
Morning on Beech Ward is a poem by George Robertson
September-October 2021 : Losses and gains
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