Not one, but two new podcasts!

Friday 26 May 2023 @ 11:05
Homeless Link

The new series of This Much We Know podcast has been launched. The podcasts exist to promote the role of social enterprise in tackling homelessness.

Episode 1 of Series 5 features Redemption Coffee Roasters. You may well have seen their coffee shops, or perhaps their founders first coffee venture - Black Sheep Coffee. This one’s a bit different. Redemption Roasters offers sustainable support to people within the criminal justice system through work experience and training within their on-site roastery and in their coffee shops. We talk all things criminal justice system and how to realistically reduce reoffending. In this exclusive interview with the Founder Max Dubiel and Head of Impact Levi Fernandez. The podcasts are available on Apple podcasts, Spotify and Podbean.

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And a special bonus episode has also been released featuring some of the team at the House of St Barnabas, a London members club with a difference. For those who are yet to visit, this episode gives a great insight into how this gorgeous venue feels like a second home to London's high flyers and those at risk of homelessness. We talk all things person-centred and how to offer realistic, well suited employment and training to support people out of homelessness, for good. Again you can listen on your platform of choice or click below:-

Listen to bonus episode

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