A hundred homeless women housed in a European building in Brussels

(B2) A temporary center with 100 beds to provide accommodation for homeless women will open this week in one of the buildings of the European Parliament in Brussels, indicates the social samu of the Belgian capital. The Helmut Kohl building, located at 8 square de Meeûs, will provide residential care – open 24 hours a day – to women who will benefit from medico-psycho-social supervision. This action is the third of its kind after the reception in the buildings in Strasbourg and the provision of meals by the canteens of the Parliament. A decision that dates back to the beginning of April.

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