An everyday life without a home: Thue Noahsen talks about his everyday life

When we meet Thue, has he slept well at the Ungaaq hostel, which belongs to Kialaarfik.

But it is far from always that he gets a good night sleep. When he needs peace and privacy, he spends the night in his tent – somewhere in the city that only he knows about. He won't tell where the tent is, as he is afraid others will find out.

When we meet Thue, has he slept well at the Ungaaq hostel, which belongs to Kialaarfik.

But it is far from always that he gets a good night sleep. When he needs peace and privacy, he spends the night in his tent – somewhere in the city that only he knows about. He won't tell where the tent is, as he is afraid others will find out.

- Sometimes I can't sleep properly for several nights, because there are four of us in the same room. When I want to sleep well, I sleep in mine tent. It's usually cold, you just need a warm sleeping bag, they say Thue Noahsen.

Thue has also noticed a worrying development. He says that more and more homeless people are coming from other places in Greenland to Nuuk.

- There are many from East Greenland. In fact, about half are of the users of Kialaarfik from there. They have neither housing nor work. I thinks a lot about why it is like that, he says.

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