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The document provides information about the "Friends for Barka UK" concert which aims to raise awareness about homelessness among Central and Eastern European migrants in the UK. Barka UK is a charity established in 2007 to help tackle this issue and empower excluded people to regain their independence through social integration, education, and entrepreneurship. The concert will take place on May 29, 2014 at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in London, featuring musical performances and presentations about Barka UK's work from its Chair of Trustees, CEO, and others.
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