HOMELESSNESS & ENCAMPMENTS
In a world where 1.8 billion people face homelessness or live in grossly inadequate housing, we refuse to accept this as an inevitable reality. Homelessness is a direct consequence of systemic policy failures and a fundamental breakdown in protecting human rights. Our work bridges the gap between understanding and action, bringing together governments, grassroots advocates, and unhoused communities to develop comprehensive, rights-based solutions.
We don’t just respond to homelessness – we work to prevent it. By challenging existing systems, advocating for transformative policies, and centering the experiences of those most affected, we’re building a framework that recognizes housing as a fundamental human right. Our approach goes beyond temporary shelter, focusing on long-term strategies that address the root causes of housing precarity and create sustainable pathways to stable, dignified housing for all.
