From what I understand, the job market in Spain is extremely competitive and it is hard to get a job because while students are in school, they are not allowed to work. They are supposed to only be students. Therefore, they do not have the same experiences needed in order to get top jobs.
Living in Sevilla is also very expensive. Being a city in Europe, this is not surprising, but it makes it hard for younger generations to rent an apartment. While living at home is normal and accepted for college graduates, not everyone has that option, leading to more homelessness.
While this organization is not working to end homelessness in Sevilla, because that is a daunting task and, honestly, not always welcomed by people on the streets, they are doing the work to help with supplies and morale. These locals come together to build this community of giving because they know it is right, and they do it for the benefit of the people of Sevilla.
I greatly admire their work and what they do. At least once a week, at night, this group shows up for their home city and because of that they have created a stronger community.
