On Easter Sunday, the 37th Easter breakfast was held at Barka HQ in Poznań, to which the lonely, poor, homeless people and refugees were invited. This time the Easter breakfast meant more for us than just a shared meal - it was a moment of sharing not only bread, but also testimonies, presence and being together.
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"May every gaze upon the Cross stir a holy unrest, for all in life is nothing compared to such Great Love."
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On 25-28 February, representatives of Barka UK participated in a seminar in Dublin on the topic of “The Right to Free Movement in the EU”, which was organised as a part of the Erasmus Plus programme by the European Return and Migration Network.
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On 12th of February, an important meeting of the Barka Foundation took place at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Warsaw with representatives of the Barka network abroad – Ewa Sadowska from the United Kingdom (Barka UK) and Daria Ceplin (Stiching Barka) from The Netherlands.
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Yesterday, at Barka HQ in Poznan in Poland a special Christmas meeting of Barka leaders, street workers and representatives of BARKA network from abroad took place. Our guest, among others were our colleagues from Barka UK, Stichting Barka NL, Barka IE and Barka DE.
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Dear Friends, On the occasion of the birth of the little Child, who unravelled our tangled affairs and placed things in this world according to the order of Love, we wish you wings that will carry us beyond excessive attachment to things, beyond rushing, impatience or easy judgment.
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Leading health and social care provider, Turning Point, has teamed-up with homelessness charity Barka UK to support members of the Polish community in central London struggling with substance use.
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On 15th of November, the Expert Committee on Combating Homelessness met at the Commissioner For Human Rights Offices in Warsaw. The subject of the meeting was the situation of Polish citizens in the homelessness crisis abroad, especially in the context of access to medical services financed from public funds and communication with the appropriate Polish services in cases of sudden life-threatening situations or inability to make informed decisions, as well as financing rehabilitation and psychiatric treatment.
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