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Rev Dr Sam Wells presents the Radio 4 St Martin-in-the-Fields Christmas Appeal. Find out more information and donate here.

Is this me?

Phillip's story of homelessness.

Phillip is homeless. He has taken these photographs to document life on the streets.

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See all Radio 4 Christmas Appeal episodes available (6)

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Received with Thanks

Libby Purves on the 2011 Radio 4 Christmas Appeal. To give this year call 0800 082 8284.

Fri 7 Dec 2012 15:45 BBC Radio 4

See all previous episodes from Radio 4 Christmas Appeal

  • Donate to the Radio 4 Christmas Appeal

    stmartins

    Radio 4 has launched its annual Christmas Appeal. The money raised will go to support homeless and vulnerable people across the UK.
    You can support the Appeal by
    :: giving online at www.smitf.org/christmas
    :: or phone 0800 082 82 84 (free from most UK landlines)
    :: or send a cheque made payable to the St Martin-in-the-Fields Christmas Appeal and post to

    St Martin-in-the-Fields
    Trafalgar Square
    London
    WC2N 4JJ

    Please give us your name and address for GiftAid!
    88p of every £1 donated to the 2011 Appeal is
    helping thousands of people in need through the
    work of the Vicar’s Relief Fund and The Connection
    at St Martin’s.

  • Radio 4 Blog: Stories from Appeal

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    Read and hear some of the stories of those who have donated or been helped by the Radio 4 St Martin-in-the-Fields Christmas Appeal.



    Radio 4 Blog: Stories from the Appeal

  • Appeal slideshow - Ariel

    street

    View a slideshow from BBC magazine Ariel about the appeal.

    BBC Radio 4 helps homeless appeal for 85th year

     

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