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Bermuda is Love maintains that shelter is not a privilege but a human right

Home chief executive Denise Carey applauds the progress made in transforming the lives of the downtrodden

A woman who used to be homeless tells of her experiences on World Homeless Day

Denise Carey, the chief executive officer of Home, also praised the Minister of Social Development and Seniors for bringing groups together to address the issue

Bermuda Is Love says housing is a human right and that the level of homelessness is unacceptable

Tinée Furbert, the Minister of Social Development and Seniors, says a highly co-ordinated approach is required

Opposition senator Robin Tucker says the island’s most vulnerable need to be given more protection during hurricane season

Mother feels less alone hearing the stories of others at the Transformational Living Centre for Families and is inspired to provide mentorship

Loitering and open containers can no longer be seen in area as one man claims he was forced to move along

Bermudians’ commitment to reusing and recycling results in support for people in need

Home says there is a clear link between the social injustice of homelessness and systemic racism

Habitat for Humanity first suggested taking over Montpelier four years ago and may consider renewing its proposal to the Government