For many homeless individuals, Christmas is just another difficult day.

The holiday season can be particularly difficult for them, as they are often faced with loneliness and hunger.

Little is left for them as they rummage through the bins because people have gone away for holidays.

As the city becomes quieter, the homeless population continues to beg on the streets, but they feel even more isolated and vulnerable.

There are organisations and shelters in Windhoek that strive to provide some comfort and support to the homeless during Christmas.

These organisations may offer special holiday meals, warm clothing, and temporary shelter.

Additionally, some community members also volunteer their time to distribute food, blankets, and other essentials to the homeless.

Despite these efforts, the reality is that many homeless individuals still spend Christmas alone on the streets, without the warmth and joy that the holiday season often brings.

It is a reminder of the ongoing need for support and resources for the homeless population, not just during the holidays but throughout the year.