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Anxiety about staying at home, fear of falling ill, loss of income… The coronavirus crisis has been a challenging period, with emotions that can negatively affect the body and brain.
Artos, in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, is an extraordinary combination of popular neighbourhood bakery and day centre for 25 young adults with intellectual and physical disabilities.
Neighbourhood connections have gained a new significance during the lockdown, and digital communities are playing their part.
A Brussels food truck owner has found a coronavirus-compliant way to celebrate a birthday party among friends - including share a cake together.
Art and social care initiative ArtCaresCovid is coming to the aid of elderly people and emerging artists in Brussels – two overlooked communities st
Mental health campaigners are inviting people to light a candle “in a virtual moment of togetherness” on Saturday 9 May at 05.30.
Citizens and companies are being asked to donate face masks and other personal protective equipment to nursing homes in Brussels.
As the coronavirus crisis rages, it’s easy to feel helpless. But it’s also easy to make a difference.
Before arriving in Belgium, I studied in Romania and Switzerland; I also worked and lived for a short period in Norway, then moved back to Romania.
