Cape Town opens R7.7 million Safe Space for homeless support
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- •The Safe Space in Cape Town was funded with R7.7 million.
- •The facility is designed to support homeless individuals with shelter and services.
- •The project was launched in early April 2026.
- •The initiative targets reducing homelessness and its social impact in Cape Town.
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- ▸If Cape Town authorities expand Safe Space services more homeless individuals could receive support, potentially lowering street homelessness and improving public health
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