The High Court has appointed a liquidator to wind the charity down.
The former Chairperson of the Inner City Helping Homeless charity has said lessons have to be learned from collapse of the organisation in controversial circumstances.
David Hall was speaking after an liquidator was appointed to wind down the charity.
The collapse was brought about following the death of it's founder Cllr. Anthony Flynn.
Just left court 29 where Judge O Moore has given the order to wind up inner city helping homeless & appointing Kieran Wallace permanent liquidator. The judge mentioned the heroic efforts of staff and volunteers. A sad day.
— David Hall (@davidhall75) November 1, 2021
He'd been suspended from the charity after it emerged he was being investigated for allegations of sexual assault.
Mr. Hall says changes to the way the homeless charity sector is organised need to happen.
David Hall, says the decision to wind down the homeless charity is unfortunate
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