Helping homeless people in Surrey

It's homelessness action week and in Surrey, a woman set up a table on the King George Boulevard yesterday handing out coffee, sandwiches and care packages to those in need, to bring attention to homelessness. 

Susan Sanderson knows of what she speaks: her husband Gary Robinson was a former Surrey city councillor who also had a crack cocaine addiction but ultimately got sober.

He died a few years ago but Sanderson carries on running the "Realistic Success Recovery Society" the two of them set up.

She says often homelessness can result from an addiction.

Global's Janet Brown caught up with her yesterday and others who are on the road to recovery.....

It's homelessness action week and in Surrey, a woman set up a table on the King George Boulevard yesterday handing out coffee, sandwiches and care packages to those in need, to bring attention to homelessness. 

Susan Sanderson knows of what she speaks: her husband Gary Robinson was a former Surrey city councillor who also had a crack cocaine addiction but ultimately got sober.

He died a few years ago but Sanderson carries on running the "Realistic Success Recovery Society" the two of them set up.

She says often homelessness can result from an addiction.

Global's Janet Brown caught up with her yesterday and others who are on the road to recovery.....