Nochlezhka

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Charity Nochlezhka (Russian: Благотворительная организация «Ночле́жка») is a Russian NGO helping homeless people. It works in Saint Petersburg and Moscow.

Nochlezhka started in 1993 publishing newspaper Put Domoi (originally Na Dne) sold by homeless.

Grigory Sverdlin, the forty-three-year-old director, was forced to leave Russia.

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External links

• Official site