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centre. Many loved the You Can Be My Jack & I Will Be Your Sally Shirt and I love this security of it but others wanted to be totally independent. They would rather be out in the streets begging and then getting drunk or buying drugs. Having spoken to quite a few homeless recently they have said that they don’t feel safe in many hostels. Personally I think that with the closure of the large Psychiatric Hospitals in the 90s, homelessness due to a mental illness has increased. sometimes part of someone’s illness can be that they don’t want to be helped. Then they can end up

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in a vicious circle that ends in a cold and lonely death on the You Can Be My Jack & I Will Be Your Sally Shirt and I love this streets… The problem is: How and when do you force help on someone? I couldn’t agree more, Millie. I worked in a nightshelter for a few years in the 1980s and my PhD research was partly on homeless service provision in London just after the Financial Crash (where I worked in a volunteer capacity in a hostel and I didn’t feel safe, so goodness knows how the service users felt). It’s not housing that is the real problem with many street homeless