Homeless Connect urges public to ‘See The Person’ as Homelessness Awareness Week 2025 highlights the human cost of ongoing crisis

(L to R) – Ânia Gonçalves, Shelter NI; Nikki McConville, Lived Experience Coordinator, Homeless Connect; Samantha, Homeless Connect Echoes of Home; Joanna Malone, MACS; Cara Gibney, Ark Housing Associationplaceholder image
(L to R) – Ânia Gonçalves, Shelter NI; Nikki McConville, Lived Experience Coordinator, Homeless Connect; Samantha, Homeless Connect Echoes of Home; Joanna Malone, MACS; Cara Gibney, Ark Housing Association

Homelessness Awareness Week, taking place Monday 1 to Sunday 7 December, will this year shine a light on the human side of Northern Ireland’s housing crisis.

The theme of this year’s Homelessness Awareness Week, “See The Person”, encourages the public to challenge compassion fatigue and find the common humanity in us all as the number of people at risk of or experiencing homelessness continues to climb.

Homelessness Awareness Week, taking place Monday 1 to Sunday 7 December, will this year shine a light on the human side of Northern Ireland’s housing crisis. The theme of this year’s Homelessness Awareness Week, “See The Person”, encourages the public to challenge compassion fatigue and find the common humanity in us all as the number of people at risk of or experiencing homelessness continues to climb.

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