Originally published February 24, 2023
Joseph Muscat never knows where he will sleep at night - it could be the airport or a bench in a public garden.
More recently he is sleeping in a tent he was gifted and which he carries around on a makeshift trolley he made out of a pushchair frame.
This trolley is where he keeps his belongings: the insulin he self-injects five times a day because he has Type 1 diabetes and a car battery which he built into the trolley frame to charge the mobile phone he bought after begging for money.
But Joseph, 39, is tired of this life.
He has been living on the streets on and off for four years, except for some “breaks” he had when he was living in homeless shelters, in prison or hospital.
But now he is turned away from shelters because he has caused trouble there.
“No one knows what to do with me,” he says.
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1 мар 2023
