Ninety thousand people seeking refuge struggle to meet their basic needs in Greece. This project: 1) Gives children, youth, and women living… read more
In September 2019 we opened our second ECHO HUB, this time in Athens. Given the constant flux of refugees and countless relocations from the… read more
Displaced children and youth (15-24) living in Athens face considerable challenges to accessing education. Better Days' award-winning flagsh… read more
Habibi.Works is a free-to-use, community-organized maker space bringing together asylum-seekers, international makers, and Greek locals to s… read more
In our free certified Permaculture Design Courses, refugees and locals will learn how to design, live and work together to regenerate the la… read more
At Saffron Kitchen Project (SKP) our mission is to support displaced people in building healthy, autonomous lives, using food as a toolkit. … read more
A.Ss.I.S.T. provides vital information and legal aid to asylum seekers, recognised refugees those have the protection of the State and those… read more
El Sistema Greece is a community music project that provides free music education to children and young people in Greece. All children - no … read more
Donors will contribute to buying a new van for Yoga&Sport with Refugees. Indeed, our van is vital for allowing students to get to the gym, c… read more
Carry the Future is a volunteer-run organization working in a number of refugee communities around the world to meet needs that otherwise go… read more
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