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Greece's unaccompanied refugee children find safety and joy in new homes · Cyprus Report

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Greece's unaccompanied refugee children find safety and joy in new homes

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The HOME Project in Athens provides a supportive environment for unaccompanied refugee children, allowing them to experience childhood moments like choosing movies together.
Caregivers play an essential role in helping children navigate daily interactions and conflicts in a safe space.
The program aims to address the unique challenges faced by unaccompanied minors and promote their well-being.
Stelios Vellis, a representative from the organization, emphasizes the importance of these small interactions in helping children feel normal and integrated.
The initiative reflects broader efforts in Greece to support and protect vulnerable refugee populations.

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For Greece’s unaccompanied refugees, a place to be children againekathimerini.com · 4 hours ago

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The HOME Project in Athens provides a supportive environment for unaccompanied refugee children, allowing them to experience childhood moments like choosing movies together.
Caregivers play an essential role in helping children navigate daily interactions and conflicts in a safe space.
The program aims to address the unique challenges faced by unaccompanied minors and promote their well-being.
Stelios Vellis, a representative from the organization, emphasizes the importance of these small interactions in helping children feel normal and integrated.
The initiative reflects broader efforts in Greece to support and protect vulnerable refugee populations.

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