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Cáritas Española accompanied 44,475 homeless people in 2025
First source report
Cáritas Española assisted 44,475 people experiencing homelessness in Spain during 2025, marking a 3.8% increase from the previous year, according to a report by Vida Nueva.
The organization noted that the issue extends beyond those sleeping on the streets. The group linked the rise in homelessness to challenges in accessing and maintaining housing as well as job losses.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Reporting@Revista_VNCáritas acompañó en 2025 a casi un 4% más de personas sin hogar
Vida Nueva · Elena Magariños
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- Oct 19, 4:51 AM Alfa y Omega Español Crece un 3 % el número de personas sin hogar atendidas por Cáritas: Ya son 44.475
- Oct 19, 11:18 AM Vida Nueva Español Cáritas acompañó en 2025 a casi un 4% más de personas sin hogar
- Oct 19, 6:30 AM Omnes Español Crecen casi un 4% las personas sin hogar que acompaña Cáritas
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