2023-07-24 06:00:02
115: this is the number to dial to try to find emergency accommodation for the night. Many of them, pregnant women or mothers of young children, are hoping for shelter. To wait for relief, so as not to return to the street and its uncertainties. It can take several hours before they get an answer, unfavorable in 70% of cases.
Every day in Paris, nearly 40,000 places, in social centers or hotels, are allocated. This is far from sufficient in the face of an exploding demand. In question: the lack of social housing and sustainable solutions to unclog the emergency circuit. At Get Socialcreated just 30 years ago to fight against extreme exclusion, “ it feels like scooping up the ocean with a spoon, and a very small spoon at that. »
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