Together, let's end homelessness !
At Street nurses, as a medico-social organization, we are convinced that the end of homelessness in Brussels, Liège and elsewhere is possible.
Since 2005 in Brussels, and 2019 in Liège, we have been contributing to this by providing sustainable housing for the most vulnerable homeless people in terms of health.
Street Nurses, it's...
A few stories
View all articlesThe latest news
October 2026
How can you access mental health care when you live on the streets?
Making an appointment, attending a consultation, continuing treatment: these steps can become real obstacles when you live on the streets. On 10 October, which marks both World Mental Health Day and World Homeless Day, Street Nurses invites us to look at what keeps people experiencing homelessness from accessing care and what can help bring them closer to it.
September 2026
Homelessness in Liège: moving people does not make poverty disappear
This summer, homelessness and severe poverty have received significant attention in the news in Liège. Residents and shopkeepers have expressed their concerns, distress or frustration about drug use in public spaces, the risk of fires breaking out in certain green areas, and feelings of insecurity.
We hear these concerns. They are part of the reality in our city, and there is no point in denying them. But we, professionals working in the homelessness, health and social sectors, want to reiterate one essential point: people experiencing homelessness did not suddenly appear in public spaces this summer. The latest count identified 2,160 people without a home, including nearly 260 people living on the street. Moving them will not make homelessness disappear.
