FACE BOOK VERRAL PAUL-WACOTT / INSTAGRAM @C86ERZ

Hi my Name Verral Paul-Walcott I have been campaigning heavily to help homeless people all over London. I have been going out every night to find vulnerable people that need help. But am limited in the amount of resources i can bring with me nightly on bike with the team.

Questions I find myself asking,:

Parents or Guardians who have children with special needs how are they able to access food banks with long cues in these current times they are heavily used. Making it hard for those with Special needs to access those provisions.

food banks have a stigma attached to them at times which can cause mental health issues and isolation. this Mobile food bank will have drop points to help those in need with no one having to know that ever got help.

· If 1,000 people pass a homeless person on the street maybe a small percentage would help, but what happens in a COVID tier system when everyone is told to stay at home?

· More and more shops are taking contactless payments and refusing cash. Where does that leave someone who doesn't have access to this system?

· How do homeless people access ‘click and collect’ services for non-essential items?

· Most restaurants, bars, pubs and public toilets are now closed because of the COVID tier system in place. Should we accept that a homeless person should further debase themselves because they are now forced to urinate and defecate in the streets, like animals, if they need to relieve themselves?

In such an unprecedented time of social crises and economic uncertainty what do you think we need to do to tackle the increasing risk of homelessness to London’s citizens.