The Syndicat des immenses* grew from within the working group "Les précaires en colère", which began during the first open assembly of the Droit à un Toit/Recht op een Dakt (Right to a Roof) movement, on 23 February 2019. The Syndicat des immenses is completely independent from Droit à un Toit. DoucheFLUX offers logistical, administrative ... Continue reading

Doing sport is good for us. Some people find it gives them a chance to 'empty their head' or to feel good in themselves. The efforts made also let us (re)gain our dignity and discover our own strength. DoucheFLUX proposes sport activities several times a week: football, swimming, climbing initiation, sport walking and jogging. Accompanied ... Continue reading

Faire du sport, ça fait du bien. Certains y trouvent un moyen de « vider la tête » ou de se sentir bien dans leur corps. Les efforts consentis permettent aussi de de (re)trouver sa dignité, de (re)découvrir sa force propre. DoucheFLUX propose des activités sportives plusieurs fois par semaine : football, natation, initiation à l'escalade, ... Continue reading

À tue-tête seeks to raise public awareness about poverty. It’s not a hotchpotch of sob stories and random news items, it provides real insight into a largely unknown world. Co-written by destitute people, À tue-tête has a print run of nearly 2,000 copies and is distributed throughout the Brussels-Capital Region by homeless people themselves. They ... Continue reading

The sewing and knitting workshops take place on Wednesdays on 100% women, when DoucheFLUX is open only to women, at the request of the women themselves. The sewing workshop is organised in collaboration with the ARC. It has many goals: to offer the joy of cultivating a hobby, the possibility of transmitting knowledge and enhancing ... Continue reading

Swimming Thursday from 11.30 to 14.30 Rendez-vous at DoucheFLUX  Louis Namèche swimming pool (Molenbeek) Number of places limited to 6 people : sign up at the DouchFLUX reception (required) Equipment (swimsuit and cap) provided if needed Tariff: free

La Voix de la Rue (The Voice of the Street, in French) is broadcast on Radio Panik (105.4 FM) once a month. It discusses issues related to poverty, chosen by the editorial team, which is made up of homeless people. The programme regularly invites guest speakers who work with homeless people, and encourages critical thinking. The aim ... Continue reading