Co-ordinated by St Bartholomew’s House and other homeless service providers, the stories provide an insight into life on the streets and the circumstances behind people’s situations.
A Good Life co-ordinator and book editor Shona Robertson she hoped it would inspire more people to help address issues surrounding homelessness.
‘One person can and does make a difference,’ she said.
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Artwork by some homeless people is also included in the book, while homeless service providers are highlighted through images of their volunteers and resources.