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One in 21 children in London are homeless. For 13 years, Farah was one of them. This Black History Month is about honouring communities. So we’re celebrating the people who help others through homelessness. Sadly, Black or Brown people are still disproportionately affected by homelessness. Farah spent more than a decade in temporary accommodation. But he says it was his community that got him through. “What pushed me past this moment in my life was, undeniably, the kindness of those around me. It was unexpected for sure, but a welcome surprise. “And the people at Crisis were the cherry on top. To walk into that building and be treated with concern and respect, to be treated as a person and not like a case to be closed meant a lot.” Thank you to Farah and to the @speakerstrust for helping this powerful speech be heard in Parliament.
One in 21 children in London are homeless. For 13 years, Farah was one of them. This Black History Month is about honouring communities. So we’re celebrating the people who help others through homelessness. Sadly, Black or Brown people are still disproportionately affected by homelessness. Farah spent more than a decade in temporary accommodation. But he says it was his community that got him through. “What pushed me past this moment in my life was, undeniably, the kindness of those around me. It was unexpected for sure, but a welcome surprise. “And the people at Crisis were the cherry on top. To walk into that building and be treated with concern and respect, to be treated as a person and not like a case to be closed meant a lot.” Thank you to Farah and to the @speakerstrust for helping this powerful speech be heard in Parliament.

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