Caritas Salzburg shelter marks ten years of serving homeless people

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Caritas Salzburg provided a safe place for homeless people to sleep at Haus Franziskus in Salzburg, Austria, for ten years.
The organization celebrated this anniversary on Thursday to mark a decade of offering overnight stays, warm meals, and personal support to people in difficult life situations. Director Andrea Schmid stated that the facility offers more than just a bed. The center provides showers and personal care to help guests regain their footing. About 70 people visit the facility every day.
The shelter serves as a reliable location for people who often only seek help when they have no other options. As temperatures drop and the number of homeless people in Salzburg rises, the facility provides a sense of security and dignity for those in need.
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