How Did a Teacher End Up Homeless? The Unseen Side of Jason's Story | Invisible People

Jason has an eye opening background including childhood trauma, heart issues at the age of 19 and an interesting life of eduation and educating others. He is currently living on the streets of Leeds.

[@EmmaJohnson-px3dl]

That is just heart breaking. He is such a warm character, but life has thrown him so many lemons and he still refuses to be bittter

[@InvisiblePeopleUK]

Thanks Emma, yes he is a very genuine person

[@JamesThompson-ey3ew]

Awww he’s really does have a heart of gold, I can tell. Such a nice bloke. Hope it works out for him

[@InvisiblePeopleUK]

a very nice person, and he deserves a break in life

[@sophie-963]

I would like to see Jason write a book. However, he may need to do this with input from psychologists and sociologists to provide a book on recognising the signs of such an unfortunate beginning in life, prevention, and strategies for moving forward rather than backwards or stagnating.

[@InvisiblePeopleUK]

that would be an amazing way for him to get back on his feet

[@rosemarie-karma]

Good luck to you

[@InvisiblePeopleUK]

Grateful for your kindness.

[@southLondon-jx6qv]

How does the government have the brass neck to house migrant in travel lodge 😢

[@kellykreqeli8924]

Sadly teachers teaching assistants care workers and nurses get the worst pay in the country

[@davechristian7543]

How Did a Teacher End Up Homeless? just like most people my friend. heir in the lucky country we dont have many homeless bc our gov looks after us wit a half decent dole check every fortnight !

[@GenZMother]

I wouldn’t call 1 in 200 people, not many. Just because they can get jobseeker, doesn’t mean there’s accommodation available.

[@InvisiblePeopleUK]

i think hes slipped through the cracks. sometimes mental health plays a big part in that❤️

[@InvisiblePeopleUK]

1 in 200. thats is such a high number for a "civilised society"

[@GenZMother]

@@InvisiblePeopleUK Exactly! Australia isn’t doing any better then the UK in regards to poverty and homelessness.

[@GenZMother]

@@InvisiblePeopleUK Absolutely. Drug and alcohol addiction is born from mental health issues. It’s a complex problem not easily solved with welfare payments.