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The 'Welcome to the cemetery!' brochure is an educational booklet produced by the Classes du Patrimoine and Urban.brussels, in collaboration with the City of Brussels.

There is only one 'Wildlife Care Centre' in Brussels: that of the Royal Belgian League for the Protection of Wild Animals (LRBPO). This care centre aims to help, treat and release injured (and/or endangered) wild animals back into their natural environment.

Would you like to become a Clean‑Up Ambassador in Brussels and take part in one or more activities to remove litter in the city, alone or in a group? Then quickly join the Wake-up Clean-up movement.

The Brussels Fire Brigade has published a guide entitled 'What now?'. This guide (in French and Dutch) aims to inform you about the practical consequences of a domestic incident (fire, flood,...) and what you can best do then.

The City of Brussels has more than 250 jobs. Find out how the City of Brussels opens its doors to new talent.

The City of Brussels makes free study rooms available to students.

Each year on 21 March, the International Day against Racism and Discrimination is being celebrated. For the 2025 edition, the City of Brussels is launching its campaign 'Against racism, words count'.

The 'Rainbowhouse for Health' or MACS ('Maison Arc-en-Ciel de la Santé') has opened its doors at the Rue des Grands Carmes 20, on the Grands Carmes site. It is the first health centre in Belgium to focus specifically on the LGBTQIAP+ community.

The City of Brussels has more than 250 jobs. Here is a video of the City's skilled workers.

Are you a young entrepreneur looking for a free space to exhibit and sell your products? The Bourse of Brussels makes a space available every day of the week (on request), right in the city centre, to give you a unique visibility.