https://doi.org/10.23858/JUE17.2019.012
In the landscape of a large Polish city, one can notice homeless people, but also activities that help them survive in this difficult state and go out of it. In Cracow, such activities are undertaken, among others, by the Saint Father Pio Aid Centre. One of the phases of getting out of homelessness is staying at a “training flat”, the aim of which is for a person to learn to look after a flat and manage their earned resources. Based on observation, analysis of documents and interviews with employees of the Centre, the article tries to show the difficult path to “learn one’s home”.
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