Homeless Oxfordshire's CEO talking during a podcast recording with Mackie Myers' Topline Talks.
10 July, 2025

Homeless Oxfordshire CEO on the Mackie Myers Topline Talks podcast

Our CEO, Simon Hewett-Avison, recently joined the Mackie Myers Topline Talks podcast to discuss the homelessness crisis, how it is being addressed, and leading through change in the charity sector. Watch the interview below, or listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

 

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  • Our work – Find out more about the work we do here at Homeless Oxfordshire
  • Amber Lights – A project run by Amber Hughes in memory of her sister Hannah, who was a resident at Homeless Oxfordshire
  • Her Way Home – Our campaign to bring housing, healing and hope to women experiencing homelessness in Oxfordshire
Homeless Oxfordshire's CEO talking during a podcast recording with Mackie Myers' Topline Talks.

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