we do street feeding down in bournemouth square and we do street feeding here in boscombe. provide tents, sleeping pods, warm clothing, advice and support and we also assist with housing. every night charlie sleeps in a tent pod provided by the charity. she has been homeless for 3.5 years. the authorities just need to accept and help that there are people who need help, people with mental issues that are screwing them up mentally and physically on the streets. the authorities are not doing what they are supposed to do. stories like charlie's are partly why prince william chose to give bournemouth £500,000 towards projects. he wants to help end homelessness altogether. that is sticking your neck out. if you're going to ask somebody to stick your neck out and engage with this issue, why not have the future king of england as the guy that says, i am going to stake some of my reputation. bear that in mind, some of his reputation on ending homelessness. charlie just wants to be listened to. start looking out for the younger ones with mental health. start looking widely at all th

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