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Spotlight on Housing
October 01, 2015 at 3:26 PM
Spotlight on Housing and World Homeless Day #hiddenhomeless
Next week is Spotlight on Housing Week in Waitakere in conjunction with World Homeless Day on the 10th of October. A working group under the guidance of Housing Call 2 Action have pulled together a range of exciting initiatives to draw attention to the issue of the hidden homeless in our communities.
Check out 15 ways to get involved here
HAIKU FOR THE HIDDEN HOMELESS - Spotlight on Housing 2015 Poetry Competition
Write a HAIKU poem based on the Spotlight on Housing 2015 theme “The hidden homeless” and illustrate it with an image.
To enter: Post both the image and the poem onto the Housing Call to Action Facebook page facebook.com/housingcalltoaction
Tag it using the hashtag #thehiddenhomeless and email it with your age and contact details to hiddenhomelessnz@gmail.com
Note: The image must be in JPG format ...and be less than 500kb file size.
The hidden homeless are those people living in cars, in garages, sleep-outs, couch surfing or in overcrowded homes, often with several families sharing a dwelling. Recent census data suggest there could be up to 20,000 people living in these conditions currently in Auckland.