Ending Homelessness in Northern Ireland

Caolan left home when he was 18 without anywhere permanent to live, he spent the next two years sofa surfing at friends or family’s homes.

To mark the beginning of Homelessness Awareness Week 2021 we're officially launching our Women's Advocacy Project.

Originally from Birmingham, Ciaran moved to Northern Ireland to live with his partner. However, the relationship broke down and Ciarán was left with nowhere to live.

Donald became homeless at the age of 22, when his family home no longer became a safe and suitable living environment.

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Simon Community NI’s Chief Executive Jim Dennison reflects on the charity’s 50th year ambition and details the vital role that businesses can play in ending homelessness.

Frontline staff who work with people experiencing homelessness have been praised for preventing a homelessness health crisis in Northern Ireland.

James O'Neill says one night he went to get some sleep and thought 'I don’t want to live anymore'