More and more people live in precariousness and are left out. Especially people with serious psychological problems do not get the right help from agencies that they need. It is so bad that even the most needy can no longer get help.
Chelsea is one of them. They are trans, suffer from PTSD and borderline, and need urgent psychiatric care.
BPW Amsterdam spoke to them.
A family with 5 children, 2 dogs and 2 chickens from Soesterberg lives in a building of Plus Vastgoed via Camelot and has contacted the BPW. Their contract has been terminated and, as has become "normal" for temporary and precarious housing, residents are discharged without replacement housing and relocation expenses. To make it “neutral”…
The BPW has appealed to the Hungarian ambassador to the Netherlands to undo the criminalization of homelessness in Hungary. Read the letter to the Hungarian ambassador here. At the initiative of the Hungarian homeless organization A Város Mindenki (The City is for Everyone), in the coming days there will be …
International protest against the criminalization of homelessness in Hungary Read More »
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