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Danny . M

 

My Name is Danny I am 32 years old and I am currently reside with my dad. For a large majority of my life I was street homeless. I was unfortunate growing up in my childhood, and I became exposed to a life of crime which I continued throughout my teenage years, it became a norm to steal a can opposed to paying for it. But it took a little while of using party drugs to realise I had created a madness of a life. I ended up in prison as one of my consequences for the way I was living, by no rules, This turned out to be a complete culture shock and I quickly had to alternate my ways to survive my sentence. On my release from prison I was left homeless, I remember the feeling of emptiness and being lost and confused. This was definitely something people should never have to go through. I eventually secured a place in a hostel but the way their rehabilitation structure worked, it brought back some of the memories and trauma I had witnessed while being in prison. So I decided to leave and head for the street. I was still all about me and no one else , then I realised a friend is what I needed and I was very fortunate enough to have one by my side the whole time through. With a little bit of a break and a new understanding I found myself back at home with my family in a way I loved and appreciated and I have now secured a job and I am on my way to securing my dream. Thanks to all of the team at Billy the bus

Travis . R

 

My Name Is Travis I am 21 years old and I am currently staying at a friends in his spare room.

I was street homeless in Darlington and I made a drastic move to Sussex to seek more permanent housing with a friend. On my short stay down in Sussex I faced some truly difficult situations which seemed out of the ordinary for me. I needed to sort out Benefits, Identification. In the end after a couple of weeks, I was facing immediate eviction from my friend as their mental health seemed to cause friction and barriers between us. I had to seek support and help to return me to Darlington, so I could see my first child be born and sort out a more stable accommodation. Thanks to some friends in sussex at billy the bus shelter I was able to get help with my Benefits and travel in time to see my son be born. It was a wonderful experience and I have now found some more suitable accommodation and I have begun labouring work a few days a week. Life is now fantastic and can only stand to get better. If I ever need any help I know who to call amazing, Thank You Billy.

Oliver

 

My Name Is Oliver I am in my early thirties. I have had so much help from team at billy the bus they have helped me sort out my benefits arrange a doctor for me to see and get help with getting my life back together. I am currently in temporary accommodation awaiting for my longer term home if I hadn't of met Chris through his bus billy who knows where I would be. 

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