Strong show of support for homeless
More than 3000 people participated in the Walk a Mile in My Boots event on August 8, walking in solidarity with the more than 7000 people experiencing homelessness in South Australia.
More than 3000 people participated in the Walk a Mile in My Boots event on August 8, walking in solidarity with the more than 7000 people experiencing homelessness in South Australia.
More than 70 students from St Aloysius College recently volunteered their time before school and during lunch hour to participate in two important National Homelessness Week events on Friday August 11.
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Nearly 5000 South Australians came out to show their support for the Hutt St Centre by participating in the 10th anniversary of the annual Walk a Mile in My Boots event.
Homelessness does not discriminate and can happen to anyone – but there is help at hand, as one Adelaide woman discovered when her life hit rock bottom.
One of my favourite parts of the Hutt St Centre’s annual Walk a Mile in My Boots fundraising event is when we walk past the centre and see The Outsiders band performing and fellow clients waving to us from the footpath.
This time last year, young Syrian refugee Vrej Iskanian was learning English and trying to adapt to a totally different way of life as his family resettled in Adelaide as part of the Federal Government’s response to the crisis in Syria.
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