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Athens Solidarity Center offers high quality services to individuals at risk of social exclusion and/or marginalization.
The Center follows an “open door“ policy, which means that it welcomes all people in need indiscriminately – that is, regardless of nationality, origin, sexual orientation, religious or political beliefs etc. The only criterion is their vulnerability.
More specifically, the target population groups are those who either already are or are at risk of being socially excluded, such as:
a) people with little or no income, irrespective of national or ethnic origin;
b) migrants who have not yet found their place in society;
c) minorities (such as the Roma);
d) refugees and asylum seekers;
e) young people who are out of employment or education
The Center offers a comprehensive set of pro bono services to anyone in need, such as:
Social Service
Psychological support – Counselling
Legal Service
Employability services
Accounting support
Support to children aged 6-17 with a migrant/refugee profile*
*The educational support is provided in the context of the “All Children in Education” project.
Creative activity space for children aged 4 -17 years old
The Center offers interpretation services in addition to Greek and English in various languages and dialects such as Ukrainian, French, Arabic, Farsi, Dari, Urdu, Pashto, Hindi, Swahili, Lingala, and Tshiluba.
* An office of the Asylum Service (state service) is hosted in the Athens Solidarity Center which operates independently on predefined appointments.
Requests and referrals can be made in one of the following ways:
- In person at the center
- Via phone: 00302108220883
- Via email to athens@solidaritynow.org
Accessibility & Additional Information
Domokou [ΔΟΜΟΚΟΥ] 2, Athens (2nd floor) - opposite Larissa Station