Prince William Leads Campaign to End Homelessness

Housing campaigners in Scotland are urging the government to utilize a recent financial windfall from Westminster to restore cuts to housing pledges, as homelessness rates escalate, with over 10,000 children currently in temporary accommodation. Shelter Scotland's Director emphasized that the government must prioritize social housing to address the crisis effectively. Meanwhile, in Newport, a former homeless teenager, Sabrina Cohen-Hatton, is now leading a campaign against homelessness alongside Prince William, highlighting her personal journey and the importance of programs like the Big Issue. The Prince of Wales recently visited Newport, where he engaged with local initiatives aimed at preventing homelessness, emphasizing the need to change the narrative surrounding the issue. He also met inspiring individuals affected by homelessness, reinforcing the importance of understanding and humanizing the challenges they face. Both stories reflect a growing awareness and urgency to tackle homelessness in the UK.