Louisa Santoro's guest appearances

Louisa Santoro

Rory Hearne's Reboot Republic -  Tortoise Shack Media 

Naomi Klein

Joe Haslam

Lenny Abrahamson

Michael Taft

John Harris

Dawn Foster

Ben Phillips

Paul Sweeney

Patricia King

Mike Allen

John Sweeney

Mary Lou McDonald

Mike Ryan

Catherine Connolly

John McGuinness

OwlTail

Discarded and Ignored. Where is the Vision to End Homelessness in Ireland?This Housing Shock episode talks to Louisa Santoro, CEO of Mendicity, Ireland's oldest working charity in Dublin which provides supports to, and works with, those who are homeless. Louisa talks passionately and from experience about the reality of homelessness in Dublin today, about the problems with the private for profit model of homelessness accommodation, the recent rise in deaths amongst those homeless, the need to recognise with respect and dignity each homeless person, to provide proper services, and not discard them, and the solution in building social housing on a massive scale.  We also discuss the role of civil society - the public in changing the policy and demanding real solutions.For more see mendicity.org

Discarded and Ignored. Where is the Vision to End Homelessness in Ireland?<br><br>This Housing Shock episode talks to Louisa Santoro, CEO of Mendicity, Ireland's oldest working charity in Dublin which provides supports to, and works with, those who are homeless. Louisa talks passionately and from experience about the reality of homelessness in Dublin today, about the problems with the private for profit model of homelessness accommodation, the recent rise in deaths amongst those homeless, the need to recognise with respect and dignity each homeless person, to provide proper services, and not discard them, and the solution in building social housing on a massive scale.  We also discuss the role of civil society - the public in changing the policy and demanding real solutions.<br><br>For more see <a href="http://mendicity.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">mendicity.org</a>

Housing Shock: Mendicity CEO, Louisa Santoro