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Voices of Homelessness

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by Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless

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How do you shelter at home when you don't have a home? Access to safe and secure housing forms the foundation of good health. In this series, Voices of Homelessness advocates will explore the literally vital relationship between housing and health care, both in the context of COVID-19 and beyond Voices of Homelessness is a team of Rhode Islanders who have each experienced homelessness and now share their stories to educate and advocate for change. For more info, visit www.rihomeless.org/voices-of-homelessness

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January 15, 2021

From Homeless to Housed

In this episode of Voices of Homelessness, we share another success story from client Chuck. From spending nights sleeping in his car, to being securely housed in beautiful Tiverton, RI -- Chuck shares his journey from homeless to housed. Chuck shares his son's struggle with mental illness which ultimately lead to Chuck losing his housing multiple times and his son being incarcerated. He speaks to his own mental health in dealing with the turmoil of housing instability, and describes the toll homelessness takes on an individual.

December 4, 2020

Another Success Story

On November 2, 2020 the Coalition's Slack channel was a-buzz with the story of Tisha Miller who was featured on Caught In Providence with Judge Frank Caprio. Judge Caprio showed Tisha kindness and empathy when he removed the boot off her car and granted her daughter's wish for a hug from the judge.  Today, Shirley Jones meets with Megan Smith of House of Hope, CDC and Tisha to discuss the oppressive systems that keep people entrenched in homelessness and the ways in which kindness can change someone's life.  You can view the episode of Caught in Providence here: <a href="https://fb.watch/29XJU28HVs/">https://fb.watch/29XJU28HVs/</a>

September 23, 2020

Maintain Your Housing: Know Your Rights & Resources!

Knowledge is power, especially in these uncertain times. On the final episode of "Voices of Homelessness: Housing is Health Care" podcast series, host Wilma Smith talks with Jessica Thigpen, Housing and Community Development Manager at Pawtucket Central Falls Development (www.pcfdevelopment.org) about what people can do to maintain & protect their housing. They'll talk resources, orgs to turn to when you need help, best practices, and more: tune in!

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What is Voices of Homelessness?: How do you shelter at home when you don't have a home?

Access to safe and secure housing forms the foundation of good health. In this series, Voices of Homelessness advocates will explore the literally vital relationship between housing and health care, both in the context of COVID-19 and beyond

Voices of Homelessness is a team of Rhode Islanders who have each experienced homelessness and now share their stories to educate and advocate for change. For more info, visit www.rihomeless.org/voices-of-homelessness
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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