Have you ever felt you had knowledge/experience to share but didn’t have the tools to do so? Have you ever felt like there was a more impactful/effective way to make your voice heard/share your knowledge, but you wished you had an example or some practical support? The 3D course by COFACE Families Europe and KMOP
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On 28th May 2025, KMOP brought together 15 professionals from Albania and Greece to foster constructive engagement and policy advocacy in Albania. workshop titled “Constructive Engagement and Policy Advocacy.” Participants gained practical tools and strategies to influence decision-making processes and drive sustainable, community-led change. During the workshop, we covered key topics such as constructive engagement,
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This was the key question driving the two-day study visit held in Jelgava, Latvia (27–28 May 2025), where KMOP joined policymakers, practitioners, and experts from eight European regions to share experiences and effective strategies for transforming health and social care. Spotlight on Regional Vision and Collaborative Action Hosted by the Zemgale Planning Region, the study
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In May, KMOP conducted three educational seminars at the 5th Gymnasium of Nea Ionia, aiming to promote consent and healthy interpersonal relationships among 100 students. Through experiential workshops involving theatre and storytelling, the students deepened their understanding of consent, communication, and respect. They explored realistic scenarios and everyday challenges, and shared their thoughts and emotions
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Living independently remains a daily challenge for many persons with disabilities. This challenge is closely linked to access to technology, education, and professional support. According to the European Commission’s “European Comparative Data on Persons with Disabilities” report (2022), Greece ranks among the EU countries with the highest levels of digital inequality. While 95.2% of persons
KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre and the Chamber of Achaia – ACHADE invite you to the official online launch of the WISER Hub in Greece, taking place on Friday, 13 June 2025, from 11:30 to 12:30 (CET). Through the Hub, we will provide tailored training, skill-building seminars, networking opportunities with professionals and organisations, and guidance on accessing
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KMOP – the Centre for Social Action and Innovation – took part in the conference “The Future of the Humanities and Social Sciences in Greece”, held on Tuesday, 3 June at the Argyriadis Amphitheatre of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA). The event was organised by the Cultural Foundation of the National Bank
Protecting the environment means protecting our common home. At KMOP, we strengthen collective responsibility and action for environmental protection. We empower educators, professionals, young people, older adults, and communities to take an active role in safeguarding the environment. Through targeted initiatives, we create pathways that begin in the classroom and extend into the community—turning ideas into
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As part of its ongoing commitment to preventing violence and bullying in sports, KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre – has launched a new free asynchronous training programme designed specifically for coaches and professionals working in sports organisations. The initiative is delivered through our Live Without Bullying initiative. The course, titled “Recognising and Addressing
On 21–22 May 2025, KMOP successfully conducted a two-day Train-the-Trainer workshop to equip adult educators and Local Action Group (LAG) officers with the tools to boost digital inclusion in rural areas. The training focused on practical strategies to support seniors and low-skilled adults—two groups most affected by the digital divide. Through the training, we
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