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Andy Burnham’s Great North Run fundraiser passes £30,000 for Changing Lives
His run has also helped shine a national spotlight on the importance of long-term support for people rebuilding their lives.
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His run has also helped shine a national spotlight on the importance of long-term support for people rebuilding their lives.
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham today runs the Great North Run for Changing Lives today, helping raise funds for our front-line services supporting people facing the challenges of homelessness.
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We were thrilled to welcome Prime Minister Andy Burnham to our Changing Lives’ supported accommodation service.
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Providing safe housing and specialist support for single adults experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness.
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