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Lisbon city council has also opened a pavilion of the Municipal Sports Complex of Casal Vistoso so the homeless can access hot meals, sleep in proper temperature and also get warm clothes. A team on the ground are going around the city to redirect to all those who accept the support.
Tell us how your city helps homeless people during the winter? Write to us at office@themayor.eu and we will spread the word.
Source: nit.pt
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