Knight Order donates hope: Help for homeless people and young people!

Knight Order donates hope: Help for homeless people and young people!

Villach, Österreich - The charitable knight's order St. Stanislaus from Carinthia has set a strong sign of solidarity. By supporting Bavarian and Vienna priority, two social institutions in Villach with urgently needed donations were given. This support helps to help people in need for people in need, reported Klick-kaernten.at. The Westbahn hope, which has been taking care of the homeless people since its foundation in 2000, received food, hygiene articles such as shower gel and shampoo as well as high -quality textiles. The youth emergency accommodation Juno, who offers young people in difficult life situations, also benefited from the fundraising campaign.

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Marjan Kac, founder of the Western Railway hope, explained the importance of support for people without a permanent residence: "The postal addresses are important, otherwise they often fall through the social network and do not find any access to services or work." This shows the essential role that the Westbahn plays hope in society. In addition, Juno received textiles to offer young people protection and warmth, as well as a certificate as a sign of support. Paul Strobach, responsible at Juno, praised the valuable help of the Order of the Knights, which not only improves the everyday life of young people, but also offers them a perspective.

But the commitment to humanity does not end in Austria. Help is also provided internationally, especially in crisis areas such as Bangladesh. Many people fight there with the devastating consequences of natural disasters and precarious working conditions, as reported by the Liebenzeller mission. The use on site gives disadvantaged children qualified school education and a new home, which gives them new perspectives. More than 5000 children benefit from these programs weekly. The mission thus gives hope and improves the quality of life of the families. The continued commitment and the fast, unbureaucratic help are crucial for people in need.