Game Changer
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| Originally published | September 11, 2018 |
| Authors | Tommy Greenwald |
| Genres | Fiction |
| This Was A Really Good Book. I Liked The Concept Of The Book And How It Proves How Dangerous Football Can Be. But I Am Still A Fan Of Football. | |
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| ID | 2917801 |
About Game Changer
Thirteen-year-old Teddy Youngblood is in a coma fighting for his life after an unspecified football injury at training camp. His family and friends flock to his bedside to support his recovery—and to discuss the events leading up to the tragic accident. . . .
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Prince William visits Belfast in campaign to end homelessness
The Prince of Wales has visited a community centre in east Belfast in his campaign to end homelessness.
The Visit to The East Belfast Mission is part of a two-day UK tour which started in London on Monday.
Prince William's charitable foundation is contributing £3m of funding to help make homelessness " rare, brief and unrepeated".
His five-year Homewards campaign centres around six locations across the UK, including Belfast.
On Monday he in Brixton in London, Bournemouth and Newport in South Wales .
The East Belfast Mission, at the Skainos Centre on the Newtownards Road, provides support to homeless people across Belfast.
Prince William was met by Belfast's Lord-Lieutenant Dame Fionnuala Mary Jay-O'Boyle, along with a small crowd outside the centre on Tuesday morning.
It is his second visit to Northern Ireland since becoming Prince of Wales .
As part of the Homewards campaign, £500,000 will be on offer in each location for businesses, organisations and individuals to find New Ways of tackling homelessness.
The initiative is likely to be one of the defining projects for The Prince of Wales - a commitment which comes with The Risk of being.
But The Argument from Prince William's team is that he is putting his privileged position to good purposes and using his High Profile to energise this campaign.
The Visit comes as homelessness in Northern Ireland is on The Rise , according to.
Earlier in June, Homeless Connect, an umbrella group for homelessness services in Northern Ireland , warned would leave a shortfall of around £7. 4m for addressing homelessness.
Rev Brian Anderson of East Belfast Mission said he was " delighted" the centre had been chosen for The Project .
He Said The Prince of Wales was " very well informed" on the subject of homelessness.
" He knows The Challenges around the sector and he understands that we need to work together so we can make a huge impact on homelessness, " He Said .
Grainia Long, chief executive of the Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE), described Homewards as a " hugely important mission and an optimistic vision of how we solve homelessness".
Ms Long said soaring demand for housing over recent years has meant the NIHE can only respond when people have already become homeless.
" What Homewards means is that we will now be focused on the earliest possible opportunities - prevention of homelessness in the First Place , " She Said .
" That's a Game Changer . "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com