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The Public Welfare Centre (CPAS or OCMW) provides financial support in Brussels. It also intervenes in various domains such as housing, debts,... The Public Welfare Centre also manages rest homes.
Bravvo gives aid in social mediation. The service Aid to the Brussels families offers individuals the opportunity to remain in their own homes. Various services are addressed to the homeless. The Office for Social Rehabilitation addresses (ex-)prisoners and their families.
The House of Solidarity aims to improve social and professional integration. The community centers (district houses) are welcoming and relaxing places for residents. The initiative Article 27 allows people in difficulty to get access to cultural activities.
Social housing can be rented via public housing companies.