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An article by Moe Hashemi and Somayeh Nemati from Iran. Moe and Somayeh have lived in Greece for some years after arriving as refugees. Moe has been working for SolidarityNow as an interpreter and film maker for a long time and now he lives in the Netherlands where he reunited with his father after many […]
Breakfast briefing titled: “Migrant Children’s Transition to Adulthood” SolidarityNow organized today, within the framework of the annual Athens Democracy Forum, a discussion on the topic of unaccompanied children becoming 18 years old in Greece and the challenges they face deprived of any previous supporting framework. The Chairman of the Board of Directors of SolidarityNow, Mr. […]
Dreams, disillusionment, fear and hope of six young people SolidarityNow invites the public in the premiere of the short film “I Woke up at 18”, on Friday, September 30th at 5:00 p.m., at the Danaos cinema (109 Kifissias Avenue). The film “I Woke up 18” presents through the stories of its six young protagonists, the […]
From December 2018 to June 2022, SolidarityNow in partnership with STAR UK provided an innovative interactive and communication experience to its beneficiaries -refugees and asylum seekers- and to students-volunteers. The aim of the program was on the one hand to challenge students’ daily life regarding stereotypes and prejudices through personal experience, and on the other […]
The German Foreign Minister, Analena Baerbock, visited SolidarityNow’s Athens Solidarity Center on Thursday 28th July, on the first day of her arrival in Greece, where a discussion was held with representatives of civil society organizations. The Chairman of SolidarityNow’s Board of Directors, Mr. Stelios Zavvos, welcomed the Minister to the Athens Solidarity Center and coordinated […]
Beneficiaries of the “Guaranteed Minimum Income” are excluded from its payment due to an increase in the objective value of their property The Social Service of SolidarityNow’s Athens Solidarity Center observes an increase in people visiting the Center in an effort to understand why they are no longer entitled to financial support through the “Minimum […]
by the Social Service of the Athens Solidarity Center by SolidarityNow The income support provided through the welfare program “Guaranteed Minimum Income” (GMI) is the only means of financial aid for hundreds of thousands of Greek citizens as well as foreigners living in Greece in conditions of extreme poverty. The beneficiaries of the program are […]