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‘Jamal’ – Searching for Homeless Support

A bearded man in a hoodie and beanie gazes to the left. Text beside him explains his story of homelessness due to job loss and relationship breakdown. He struggles to find local support. Below, text reads: "Connecting Communities - 1 Click at a Time." Logo for aDoddle.org in the corner. The overall theme of the image appears to be raising awareness about homelessness and the importance of local support, highlighting the story of an individual named Jamal to illustrate the issue. The image promotes the idea of connecting communities and that aDoddle.org - a community mapping organisation, have created the UK's first network of community maps, to connect people to the communities they live in.


Meet 'Jamal'


Jamal has been homeless for 3 months, due to a breakdown of his relationship after being made redundant.

He is frustrated, as many of his local statutory organisational contacts are not able to show him up to date information about local support groups in his area.

Community Mapping is for 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆𝗼𝗻𝗲 and 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆📍

Helping to encourage community empowerment and positive change, by connecting people with local resources and opportunities.

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Looking for support for friend or relative ...

Whether you’re supporting a friend across the country or a family member in your own town, aDoddle’s network of connected community maps extends across the UK.
 
You can search for local resources in any community, so if you live in Cornwall but need to find support groups for a loved one in Scotland, aDoddle.org can help.
 
And for those without internet access, aDoddle has the ability for a friend or family member to print out lists of resources, ensuring everyone has access to local community information.

Please note: Each of our ‘stories’ of users, of aDoddle’s community maps, are based on real people and stories we’ve heard. However, names have been changed and we’ve used ‘stock’ photos from Canva to preserve identities.

Want to know more about aDoddle?

Whether you are in Lands End or John O’Groats, a rural village or a bustling city there may be a time when you are either looking for support, for somewhere to volunteer or a place to connect with others.

aDoddle is working to create both a UK wide map and a Network of ‘connected’ area-based community maps to bring together charities, community projects, groups and organisations, of all sizes, that provide these vital opportunities.

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