were homeless on dating Ustka. They come here because of the coastal climate, doctors who prescribe them.
Ustka resort is no longer just for the rich. Increasingly, the homeless come to those who treat the hostel like a hotel. Those peculiar tourists visiting their seaside explain ... recommended by doctors. Since the beginning of the services of shelters have already used five men from the south of the country. It's elite. Those who fail to comply with the ban on drinking alcohol at the facility, sleeping in old bunkers, abandoned houses, or shipyard halls. To the resort get all possible ways. Most rail - stowaways.
- It's mostly people from Silesia, Malopolska and Wielkopolska. Some were no longer with us several times - tells Alice Roguszczak, head of the Ústí nad Labem homeless shelter. - They stay here for a week. They can swim, have at their disposal a common room with TV, games, books and table tennis. They get a hot meal a day.
Homeless in "hotel" just spend most nights. The day walk in the resort, because it came after the majority of health reasons.
- The doctor told me that I had to change the unhealthy climate of Silesia on the seafront full of iodine - says "Wlodek", Homeless bather.
Doctors agree that our climate can help. - Especially with respiratory diseases, for example astmach - reaffirms the recommendations of colleagues from the south Janusz Grzybowski, head of Usti health clinic.
trips to the homeless have become accustomed to Ustka social workers from the depths of Polish. - One of our students, nicknamed "Woody," was in Ustka a few times - tells Marek Stachurski, head of the Municipal Social Welfare Centre of Jordans, near Zywiec.
visits the homeless do not interfere with the authorities of the resort. - These are normal people and if they have to come over the sea, always accept them in the shelter - said Jan Olech, the mayor of Ustka.
for homeless staying at the seaside pays Ustka. If it is determined the last place of permanent residence, the costs of stay and a return ticket home, is charged with homeless man's home town tourists.
author: Martin Prusak
source: gp24.pl
Photo: Slawomir Żabicki
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