Cáritas Salamanca has a shelter for people with HIV and other illnesses, where it also covers basic needs and offers the possibility of starting a personal recovery process that allows individuals to achieve the highest possible degree of autonomy.
Volunteering participation takes place in the shelter for people with HIV/AIDS and other illnesses, offering the opportunity to experience volunteering in a social project, coming closer to a specific reality of exclusion.
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Accompanying the residents: Supporting them in their daily life at the shelter, taking walks around the city, or assisting with various errands.
Participating in and promoting leisure activities organized by the shelter, encouraging everyone to join and helping those with greater difficulties (such as wheelchair users or individuals with mobility issues).
Assisting with hygiene for those who need support in their daily activities.
Helping with the maintenance and cleaning of the house.
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They stay in the same shelter house, in a single or double room with basic conditions.
Interacting with the local people can be challenging due to the location, but despite being on the other side of the river, there is good bus coverage to reach the city center (Salamanca, which has many attractions to visit) or you can go on foot.
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Salamanca is a historic city in western Spain, renowned for its rich cultural heritage and stunning architecture. The city is home to the University of Salamanca, founded in 1134, making it one of the oldest universities in Europe. The iconic Plaza Mayor, a grand square surrounded by arcades, is the heart of the city and a popular gathering spot.
Salamanca’s architectural gems include the Old Cathedral (Catedral Vieja) and New Cathedral (Catedral Nueva), which showcase Romanesque and Baroque styles. Other highlights are the Casa de las Conchas, a beautiful building adorned with scallop shells, and the Puente Romano (Roman Bridge), dating back to the 1st century.
The city has a vibrant atmosphere, thanks to its large student population, and is filled with cafes, bars, and restaurants offering both traditional Spanish cuisine and modern dishes. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Salamanca is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Spain, with its charming streets, squares, and gardens making it a delightful place to explore.