Since the end of September 2021, Elpida Home has undertaken the temporary relocation of 360 displaced individuals from Afghanistan to Greece. Those at risk escaped thanks to the efforts of our founder, Amed Khan, who quickly contacted the Greek government to ensure their immediate and safe entry into Greece.
The Greek government created a safe corridor for those evacuated from Afghanistan – mainly female former parliamentarians, female human rights activists, judges and lawyers with their families – before their subsequent relocation to other countries, including the US and Canada.
The groups in question consist of 17 Afghan women parliamentarians, 4 judges, as well as many other female activists, medical professionals and their families, who were on the Taliban’s death lists after the fall of Kabul.
The project’s objective is to cover all basic needs and provide services to the displaced until they are resettled in their final destination.
The scope extends to housing, food assistance, care, non-formal education, protection and legal support mainly in relation to Canadian and/or US visa applications.
All families are provided with high quality services that cover all their basic needs throughout their stay in Greece.
Accommodation
Food & NFI
Medical Support
Mental Health & Protection
Social Services Support
Access to the Greek public education system & non-formal education through partnerships
Legal Case & Resettlement
Transportation