City’s safe spaces create an environment for uplifting the homeless

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The City says its pilot Safe Space project continues to play a positive role in the lives of the housing insecure – as it marks 4 operational years. Mayco Member, Patricia van der Ross says the Culemborg 1 facility can accommodate over 200 people and assist persons in reuniting with their families, or even finding permanent employment.

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