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Together, let's end homelessness !

At Street nurses, as a medico-social organization, we are convinced that the end of homelessness in Brussels, Liège and elsewhere is possible.

Since 2005 in Brussels, and 2019 in Liège, we have been contributing to this by providing sustainable housing for the most vulnerable homeless people in terms of health.

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Street Nurses, it's...

221 rehoused people

155 followed people in 2024

22942 patient procedures in 2024

A few stories

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Driving to care

Mr S. has been living in accommodation since 2020, and everything is going well. He has many interests and resources: he is multilingual, a film buff, a lover of theatre, nature, reading and geopolitics. The support is going smoothly and he never ceases to enrich us with his knowledge. However, at the end of 2023, following several medical examinations, Mr. announces some bad news: he has been diagnosed with cancer. He is quickly put on a urinary catheter and begins outpatient chemotherapy. He shows resilience and gradually adapts to these life changes.

Cambio, public transport... what if we had our own car?

In Liège, we tend to favour soft mobility over cars. And yet, we have to admit that in our daily work, cars are often indispensable.

Singing in the car… and moving forward together

Mr. M. is in his fifties and has been living on the streets for more than 10 years. He is in good physical shape. At the last blood test, his doctor only noted a small vitamin D deficiency, which is not surprising in Belgium.

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April 2025

Headcounts of homeless people in Belgium: The urgency of a response that measures up

Nearly 50,000 people are currently homeless in Belgium. Behind this staggering number lie thousands of broken paths, suspended lives, families, men, women, and children living in extreme precariousness. In 2024, all three regions of the country updated their counts: the findings are alarming, and time is running out.

April 2025

2024: review and outlook of our fight against homelessness

2024 will have been a year of learning, but in spite of ourselves: the life of our association is not always smooth sailing, and mistakes are a source of learning.

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