For Wil van IJzendoorn (73) from Overvecht, the Pahud asylum community center feels like a second home. She can therefore be found there almost every day. For a chat, to help residents with the Dutch language, or simply for the company. The fact that she feels a strong bond with asylum seekers is partly due to her past. "I know what it feels like not to have a safe home base."
For Wil van IJzendoorn (73) from Overvecht, the Pahud asylum community center feels like a second home. She can therefore be found there almost every day. For a chat, to help residents with the Dutch language, or simply for the company. The fact that she feels a strong bond with asylum seekers is partly due to her past. "I know what it feels like not to have a safe home base."
17 hours ago·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)