Support for the Homeless | Project Iglou Belgium
The “Iglou” is an emergency shelter for homeless individuals who, for whatever reason, cannot sleep in a shelter. The harsh reality is that there are not enough spaces in shelters for all the homeless. HumanSmile aims to prevent people forced to sleep on the streets from dying of cold or getting frostbite.
- Lightweight and easily transportable
- Protects against cold, wind, and rain
- Usable throughout the year
- Made of fire-resistant materials
IGLOU, THE EMERGENCY SHELTER THAT SAVES LIVES!
KEEPS WARM
15°C temperature difference between inside and outside.
EMERGENCY
Emergency solution for vulnerable individuals.
PERSONAL FOLLOW-UP
Personal follow-up for social reintegration.
HELP
Help to facilitate the reintegration of the homeless.
HUMANSMILE ANSWERS YOUR QUESTIONS.
HOW TO FUND AN IGLOU?
An “Iglou” costs 120 €. You can contribute alone or gather the amount with your family. You can encourage the financial participation of your friends and acquaintances to raise awareness about the homelessness issue.
To fund an “Iglou,” make a payment via our website or via the account BE23 0689 0302 7991 with the communication HB23.
HOW TO SUPPORT THE PROJECT?
By talking about it around you. By sharing our content on social media (Facebook and Instagram). By thinking with us about other solutions to this problem. By participating in our roundtables. By joining our volunteers. By sponsoring a homeless person personally or in a group. By offering your expertise and networks for social or professional reintegration.
HOW TO GET MORE INFORMATION OR BECOME A VOLUNTEER?
Send an email to: fadi.chioua@humansmile.be
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HOMELESS IN BRUSSELS
FUNDED IGLOU'S
Survival Kits
HumanSmile finds that each year, due to misery, insecurity, or poverty, people die from the cold. HumanSmile’s winter campaigns aim to rescue as many deprived people as possible with the necessary materials and the most suitable equipment.
Donors’ contributions finance the purchase of survival kits against the freezing cold, thick blankets, comfortable sleeping bags, gloves for the needy, warm jackets for children, and heating elements in homes to get through the winter safely.
The contents of the kits vary depending on the needs of different regions and countries.
