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28 October, 2024 | Barcelona

84 Homes to Preserve the Memory

On Tuesday, November 12, we will hold a remembrance event for the homeless individuals who have passed away over the past year. Since 2016, we have remembered the 580 homeless people who died in the city of Barcelona and whom we supported through Arrels and other organizations. Living on the streets shortens a person’s life; […]

84 Homes to Preserve the Memory

How the Housing First model is being adapted in Catalonia and the rest of Europe

The Arrels symposium ‘Housing First in Catalonia: Moving the Model Forwards’

Almost 70% of people who live on the street in Barcelona don’t expect to access a place to live

Social entities and the academic world give to the Parliament of Catalonia a proposed law to tackle homelessness

#LookTalkAct: Participate with your art in a European project to break down prejudices that affect homeless people

Living on the streets in Barcelona: 16 proposals so that everyone can have a home

“When you end up on the street, you soon realise that the homelessness support services in Barcelona have many shortcomings”

“Being on a street situation is more than losing your job or not having a home”

“Being on the streets increases mortality in men and women by a factor of 7 and 11, respectively”

“Living on the streets is hard, but for women it is even harder”

“I was tired of struggling to survive every day”

“Having an apartment solves 50% of the problem”

#HomelessTalk: an european project to promote inclusion and participation

Christmas is over. Winter isn’t

#StopThisPhoto, an Instagram campaign to defend the rights of those living on the street

Discover a different side of Barcelona!

“The information that you used was that which was passed to you by others on the street”

The homeless in Barcelona have spent an average of almost 4 years living on the street

A European campaign that combats homelessness with more housing, influence and awareness

Census 2019: 339 stories from the street and 1.195 people sleeping rough

Arrels publishes guide ‘Living on the street in Barcelona’ with practical advice for homeless people

What did we do in 2018?

We have assisted 2,341 people in 2018, a 23% more than the previous year

Change your mind to enforce rights

The resources for the cold in Barcelona will only give answer to an 8% of homeless people

Architectural elements that violate rights

Art to create, to innovate, to move… and to transform

2030 goals: achieving worthy housing for everyone in the EU

Census 2018: 46% said they have not been assisted by a social worker

1,301 people sleep on the street in ten municipalities in Barcelona

Arrels helps 50% more homeless people than five years ago

“Flat Zero helped to open my eyes”

Proposals to make #nobodysleepingonthestreet possible

The vulnerability of the people living on the street in Barcelona

The Housing First model in Arrels Foundation

Ana Maria and Stere’s handwriting added to the Homelessfonts project

#TheFuckingGif: if we all collaborate, the cycle can be broken!

What do we mean when we talk about participation?

Arrels hits the street

The new board in Arrels includes two persons who have experienced homelessness

This Christmas, create your owncard and collaborate with the Arrels Foundation

“HomelessFonts typographies can be used to send messages with defined personality”

Monotype adds to the Project HomelessFonts.org for Arrels Foundation

Arrels presents Homelessfonts.org, a website selling fonts created by homeless people

The Lord of the city

“Barcelona should be one of the first European cities in eradicate Homelessness”

Arrels “presents” a mobile in the Mobile World Congress to make possible ‘Nobody sleeping on the street’