Every weekday morning, Jorgito rides through the city on his three-wheeled bicycle to pick up, directly from their homes, the people cared for at the Asilo. The two sisters from the Servants of Jesus congregation welcome each person with breakfast, then help them with their daily care and take care of their laundry. The mornings unfold in a family atmosphere: some help with household chores (meal preparation, cleaning rice, doing laundry, hanging clothes…), while others prefer to relax, play dominoes, read, or enjoy the garden. The Asilo is a lively and open place: volunteers regularly come to spend time with the residents, share their skills, help in the kitchen, or offer small services such as haircuts. At noon, the sisters and volunteers work together to prepare and serve lunch. In addition to the 14 semi-residents who spend the day at the Asilo, around twenty people living in very precarious conditions wait outside with their containers to receive a meal. Each week, the sisters serve more than 200 meals. After lunch, everyone enjoys a moment of rest — a nap in a rocking chair, a movie, or a game of dominoes. At the end of the day, the residents are taken back home, with a carefully prepared dinner and clean clothes.