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How you can help fight homelessness in Germany this holiday season

Homelessness is a growing concern across Germany, with the problem becoming especially acute during the cold winter months. But there are a number of practical ways for residents to make a meaningful difference.

Homelessness in Germany has reached alarming levels, with over half a million people lacking permanent accommodation as of early 2025. The crisis affects men and women of all ages, with families and young people increasingly at risk.

As winter intensifies the dangers faced by those without shelter, we look at how residents in Germany can support some of the social welfare organisations working to alleviate homelessness.

The scale of the problem: Who Is most affected?

Recent government reports reveal that homelessness in Germany is on the rise.

As of early 2025, more than 500,000 people in Germany did not have a permanent home – significantly more than two years ago.

As of early 2025, more than 500,000 people in Germany did not have a permanent home – significantly more than two years ago.

Of those, the majority, at around 440,000 are accommodated in emergency housing, while a further 60,000 are thought to stay with relatives or friends. Still tens of thousands of people are living on the streets or in makeshift shelters in Germany.

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