• Coverage of primary human needs and the rights of asylum seekers (accommodation, nutrition, access to sanitary facilities, clothing)
  • Ensure primary health care, emergency care as well as contribution to the initial-during reception medical check
  • Connection to services and facilitate access to rights
  • Cultivation of the feeling of security
  • Psycho-social and psychological support
  • Facilitating legal issues and avoidance of entanglement with any underground channels
  • Management of the culture shock
  • Individual empowerment so that the person depending on his/her age, becomes capable of making the necessary decisions and charts the course of his/her future
  • Provision of basic cultural and cognitive tools to facilitate the subsequent settlement of the guests, but also for the duration of their stay in the country (language, cultural approach)
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The Project is funded from the European Economic Area (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway), by IOM GREECE, the Fund Operator of the SOAM Programme