Why increasing attendance at Hunter Homeless Connect Day is a 'double-edged sword'

By Brodie Owen
Updated August 1 2017 - 6:09pm, first published 6:00pm
HELPING HAND: Veronica Bokodi receives a hair cut from Pandora's Hair Witchery hairdresser Danielle Gillies. Picture: Jonathan Carroll
HELPING HAND: Veronica Bokodi receives a hair cut from Pandora's Hair Witchery hairdresser Danielle Gillies. Picture: Jonathan Carroll

ON one hand, having more than 1000 people walk through the doors at Hunter Homeless Connect Day was “heart-warming” to see. 

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