Registered in 1953, this Christian-based non-profit association provides emergency and supported housing for homeless adults. Emergency accommodation offers rest, washing facilities, conversation and help finding housing and social or healthcare services. Its work also includes recycling, work training, civic activities and food aid for its housing units.
Adults can access emergency housing without a referral or payment commitment; intoxication does not prevent an overnight stay. Long-term supported housing is accessed through adult social work. Both substance-permitting and abstinence-oriented housing are offered, with the aim of independent living in a rented home.
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