VARIOUS charities and organisations – local and national – have set up channels for members of the public to help those affected by the storms and flash floods in the province of Valencia.
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Antonio, 71, has survived by begging since 2003 when his life took a turn for the worse at the age of 56 for reasons that have not been revealed.
Recently, local authorities in the Sevilla-province town where he was born, Fuentes de Andalucía, heard about his plight and, with the help of charities including Cáritas and the Red Cross and numerous residents, found a house for him.
They have stocked up the cupboards with food and will pay his rent and bills.
As they took Antonio, gaunt and underweight, off the street and up to the door, the council workers said: "Go on, in you go - it's yours!"
An overwhelmed Antonio opened the food cupboards in amazement.
"Life is for living," he told reporters at the scene.
"And now I can finally live it."
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