International homelessness leaders visit Belfast to learn from success of youth programme

News08.05.2611.15 AM by Grainne Cuffe

Around 30 homelessness leaders from Canada and the US visited Belfast to see how prevention models for young people are working on the ground in Northern Ireland.

A group of people in front of the Northern Ireland Assembly building

Homelessness leaders visited Belfast to learn from the Simon Community’s homelessness prevention approaches (picture: Simon Community)

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