The life of Paul Croutch

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1. Homelessness: It’s not an “us” and “them” Situation : Toronto Communications|PR Agency |Kratt Brothers | Babble On Communications says:

   May 7, 2010 at 8:11 pm

   [...] has seen many lives undone by the street, but the death that haunts him most is that of Paul Croutch, a close friend. Croutch was a 59 year old former journalist who battled mental illness, alcoholism [...]
2. Paul Croutch – The Day of the Homeless : Toronto Communications|PR Agency |Kratt Brothers | Babble On Communications says:

   May 8, 2010 at 3:36 pm

   [...] Paul Croutch lived a difficult life and died, tragically, from poverty and intolerance. His death was the result of a vicious beating administered by intoxicated soldiers from an armoury near the Good Neighbours’ Club, the closest thing he had to a home. [...]
3. The Day of the Homeless 2010 : Babble On | PR Agency | Megan McNeil | Kratt Brothers says:

   January 18, 2011 at 4:24 pm

   [...] and takes place on or around the anniversary of the death of Good Neighbours’ Club member Paul Croutch, the former journalist who died after being beaten by intoxicated soldiers from a nearby armoury in [...]