(ESP) Maite in Belgium on homeless people as an especially vulnerable group

How has this been affecting me and how am I coping? Well, the first two weeks of quarantine I was truly quarantined and forced to work from home. To avoid being locked up in the city, I went to the outskirts which allowed me to spend more time with my family and that helped me to live it in a quiet way without feeling so much like isolation. Now, this week, as I work with homeless people which are a very vulnerable and forgotten population. So, instead of being quarantined, I am in double work. So, we could say that it affected me positively because I really love working in the field. This has mobilised us more, it made us act much more and it impacted in the sense that sometimes injustices and indifference become much more evident. Because it was a population that, from the beginning, was being overlooked. About how I try to cope with it... I try to maintain a healthy rhythm, as far as possible, not exceeding work too much... Because since there are not many activities, it's natural to think "well it's not like I have something to do or people to see"... So, sometimes, I end up staying longer than I should in the office but I try not to do it to maintain a healthy pace and not to exploit myself. And that's it!