Homeless Day
20 January
January 20: Make a Difference on Homeless Day
January 20 is not just Homeless Day, it’s also Rose Movement Day. Bring a rose, warm clothes, and head to the city’s largest square. There, you have the chance to transform words into life-changing actions.
In our cozy warmth, there are those who freeze. Come and show that no one is forgotten. Meet up with kind-hearted souls to share warmth and care. Together, we can make the world a bit brighter for everyone.
Why This Day is Important:
Homeless Day is not just a symbolic occasion; it’s a call to action. It provides an opportunity to spotlight the millions of people worldwide who are homeless.
These individuals have dreams and potential and deserve a second chance.
How to Get Involved: So what can we do?
Start by getting involved personally.
Where:
Your city’s largest square—we mention only a few cities here, but in every city, you can go to the largest square to meet the homeless. Here is a list of some examples:
Stockholm: Sergels Square
Malmö: Stortorget
Göteborg: Brunnsparken
Oslo: Eidsvolls Square
Berlin: Brandenburg Gate
Tehran: Azadi Square
London: Trafalgar Square
Time: 4:00 PM
What You Can Give:
a Rose, a Hug, Clothes, and Warm Food are all welcome contributions.
How to support the homeless with money:
Bankgirot: 544-0672
Swish: 123 173 29 32
Other Ways to Help:
If you can’t attend in person, you can also support by spreading the word in the best possible way. Artists, media people, and volunteers are welcome on-site to help. For more questions, contact us via info@hemlosa.se.
Closing Words:
Let’s make January 20 a turning point, a day when the homeless receive a Rose, a Hug, and a little hope—it means a tremendous amount.
We are committed to creating sustainable change, for it is through humanity and solidarity that we build a stronger community.
The International Homeless Day.
Here are the 3 most important websites you can also visit:
HomelessNewspaper.com
HomelessFlag.com
ForgivenessCommittee.com
These websites may provide you with new perspectives on solidarity and humanity, illustrating how forgiveness is important for everyone.