Since Beursschouwburg’s programme has been disrupted the venue in the centre of Brussels has been transformed into a humanitarian hub in collaboration with HOBO, Globe Aroma, Let Petits Riens, Solidarité Grands Froids, Cultureghem and Brussels Boxing Academy.
As of 24 April, people without a home or shelter have been able to meet at this Covid reception point on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 9 am to 4 pm.
Here visitors can avail of:
All this is offered with the greatest concern for the health and safety of the visitors as well as the hub’s staff and volunteers.
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Get more info at the Beursschouwburg website.
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