The “Jungle” Now…

The “Jungle” Now…

Less than 200 metres from what was once the “Jungle”, in Northern France but no longer in the public eye, over 700 refugees live today destitute from society and out on the streets, sleeping in the woods.

They endure systematic police brutality, some reported by newspapers but most far too common to make daily news interesting. They are unprepared for the rapidly dropping temperatures – they will only survive this winter if we help them.

Today we gave out 150 sleeping bags, but tomorrow we need to go back; we met people whose shoes were falling apart and who wore thin and torn jackets, with cold hands and bad coughs, suffering in silence.

Why do we so it? Because we cannot let another human being suffer through dire circumstances as they search for a better life, right on our doorstep. What can you do? Please help us continue to meet this urgent need – we desperately need more winter jackets, gloves, hats, waterproof walking boots and thermal underwear. To help please go to www.care4calais.org

About Care4Calais

Care4Calais was founded by a group of volunteers with the sole aim of supporting the people of the Calais refugee camps, providing fresh meals, warm clothing, heating and important legal and medical support.

We are not politicians – we are people like you who simply believe that every human has the right to be treated in a fair and dignified way.

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