PRESS RELEASES & ARTICLES

Double Distinction for SolidarityNow at the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Awards 2025

Double Distinction for SolidarityNow at the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Awards 2025 by BOUSSIAS! SolidarityNow, in collaboration with Alpha Bank, received two prestigious awards for the “Bridging the Gap” program at the awards’ ceremony, held in a festive atmosphere on July 15th. The ceremony brought together over 300 senior executives from leading companies and organizations […]

PRESS RELEASE | SolidarityNow: New Guide for Employers

Legal Documents of Third-Country Nationals with the Right to Work SolidarityNow presents a new, user-friendly tool designed to assist employers the “Guide to Legal Documents of Third-Country Nationals with the Right to Work.” This Guide is intended for businesses, employers, and HR professionals who are looking to hire third-country nationals. It offers clear and comprehensive […]

PRESS RELEASE | Standing in Solidarity with Victims of Human Trafficking through the PROCAP Project

As part of the initiative “ProCap-PROtection of victims of trafficking, CAPacity building and support to key stakeholders”, SolidarityNow is providing vital support services through two Mobile Units operating in Attica and Central Macedonia. The services offered include: Psychosocial and legal support Interpretation Integration and employment support activities These services are delivered through both individual case […]

ARTICLE | The Roma in Greece, through the eyes of the Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights

During his winter visit to Greece, Michael O’Flaherty, the Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights, visited Roma settlements and held meetings with relevant ministers, associations, community representatives, and the Greek Ombudsman. Specifically, he visited Tsairia in the Municipality of Thermaikos, Agia Sofia and Dendropotamos in Thessaloniki, and the Municipality of Chalandri in Athens. In […]

ARTICLE | Five Young Men Take Their First Steps Toward Adulthood

Receptionists, waiters, housekeepers… and evening school students. Life goes on with planning and support. With the end of the school year, five former unaccompanied asylum-seeking minors who were not included in an accommodation program after turning 18 have managed to take a more stable step toward independence. Four Egyptians and one Somali full of skills, […]