"The Paul Ryan Hopper Story"

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"Meet Paul Ryan Hopper, a man who fell on hard times and ended up stealing £32 worth of food just to survive. In this eye-opening interview, Paul shares his journey from losing his job to being homeless, and ultimately spending time in prison. Now back on the streets, Paul talks about the challenges of homelessness and his hopes for the future.

We invite you to watch this powerful story of resilience and the harsh realities many face in today's world. If you're moved by Paul's story, please consider donating to support our website and our mission to help individuals like Paul. Your contributions can make a real difference by providing essential resources, support, and hope to those in need.

Additionally, we share valuable advice on how to prevent homelessness and support those who are struggling. Learn how small actions can create big changes and join us in making a positive impact on our community."

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Ministry of Justice data shows the average bill per prisoner at HMP Woodhill was 87,647 pounds the equivalent of 240 pounds per day.

20 weeks =33600 pounds
10 weeks served = 16800 pounds

Hostels offering additional services like meals, laundry, and private rooms can be on the higher end of 50 pounds per night in Hertfordshire.

surely to God it would be more compassionate and helpful in the long run to not punish the act of theft in order to eat? Instead exercise,humility, empathy and compassion and house the convicted struggling tax payer that's recently fallen on hard times. While offering rehabilitation and support in finding a solution? Not leaving our vulnerable to die in the streets?

We would be interested in peoples opinions, solutions, support, and charity and donations in regards to all these situations we are bringing to light here at Goal-Focusin.

Surely as human beings we have to adjust the systems in place that clearly do not help the people in need? These services are detached from one another inhibiting the process of building a network of solution. Instead indirectly causing the very bondage and suppression witnessed in our videos. We feel things need to change and no one should be homeless or unable to eat in our country! If you think we asking to much of our councils and governments to make this a thing of the past? Then your part of the very problem! Why? Explain to us why? This is disgusting in the modern age.

We can argue a war veteran shouldn't be homeless while a refugee is housed. We can argue all day justifying why... Yet this is not just a smoke screen to the truth. Building controversy and stigmatising people's opinions as prejudiced and even racist in some views. We will enlighten you of the truth..... Truth being anybody in this country or any country should have the right to shelter and food no matter what!!!!!!
Someone shouldn't be entitled this is the wrong out look. meeting a criteria to be shown compassion as a fellow human.

Everyone should have! Simple! A home and food. Infrastructure around this can be built solving each individuals needs and support not left to die and get worse on streets......This would lower crime rate while mental health services,criminal justice, NHS, police and prison expenditure dropping considerably which budgets could be restructured to support living accommodation and food kitchens for the struggling. Not giving it to bonuses to executives out of touch or used to fund wars! 

As of the latest data available, there are several hundred homeless people in Hertfordshire. Specifically, recent counts suggest there are around three hundred fifty people either rough sleeping or in temporary accommodation in the county

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