This account is now part of Frontline Housing Insight.
I write about supported housing, homelessness, frontline practice and the gap between policy decisions and everyday reality.
Blog here:
https://t.co/EmKmBd4UP1
See the Person is a song about dignity, understanding and hope, born from frontline supported housing experience.
I wrote the lyrics, with music and vocals created using Suno. Released 23 October.
Read the story and follow the journey:
https://t.co/z8Ox4GJYdt
Before the labels, paperwork and scars, there is always a person.
I wrote See the Person from the closed doors, small wins and slowly built trust I have seen in supported housing.
Listen here:
https://t.co/P7gBiDPEBB
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Why do some people take risks others would avoid?
In supported housing, trauma can reshape how people experience trust, safety and danger.
My latest article looks at why understanding history matters.
https://t.co/AZ36ZvQsJ2
Frontline staff often see the impact of housing decisions long before those decisions are reviewed in a meeting room.
That does not mean frontline experience should replace policy.
But it should help shape it.
https://t.co/YIzQXiTxSj
https://t.co/eX1Kx6F4ph
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