By Isabel Mora | Project Manager
Hi everyone!
We would like to provide you firstly with the current situation we are facing:
Kara Tepe is still housing a maximum capacity of 1250 refugees, of whom are the most vulnerable on the island such as sick, elderly, familes, women and children.
Despite operating at full capacity, the situation on Kara Tepe is considerably under control in the sense that there are minimum incidents or tensions, in comparison to other camps on the island. In regards to the solar power, we are currently able to provide the existing isoboxes on the camp with enough electicity. We hope that the batter packs will be stored with light energy that will be of enough use for the winter months ahead.
Moria camp on the other hand, is a camp neaby with a capacity of roughly 2300 people. This camp actually hosts over 8000 people which is an all time high. The siutation there is extremely dire, with riots, mental health issues, lack of basic needs and by no means are people provided with a dignified environment to live in. We are looking to expand our project on Giving Solar powered electricity to families to the OLIVE GROVE which is a subsection of Moria camp. We need your help to do this!
We have the team of volunteers to be able to support this expansion. We are now looking for funding to help support this expansion, as we believe this is where the needs are most!
With gratitude for your support,
Team Movement on The Ground
By Isabel Mora | Project Manager
By Isabel | Project Manager
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