KMOP in collaboration with 4 organisations across Europe, has developed a Curriculum and a Toolkit in an effort to promote more inclusive care services for older LGBTQI+ residents. The Curriculum aims to create an inclusive and safe environment for LGBTQI+ residents by training the professionals and the managers who work in care facilities. It includes […]
KMOP, together with the European organisations Vaxandi (Iceland), STIMMULI for Social Change (Greece), Xwhy / Agency of Understanding (Lithuania) and VIVES University of Applied Sciences (Belgium), participated in the final conference for the WELFARE project that was held in the Main Auditorium at the University of Iceland on Tuesday 30 January 2024. You can watch
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Are you interested in helping your city go climate neutral? If so, KMOP invites you to participate for free in “Building Sustainable Cities”, a transformative online training experience designed to shape a greener future for all! When? Choose from two sessions: March 7th, 2024, at 14:00-16:00 CET and March 11th, 2024, at 18:00-20:00 CET Who
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Aiming to dismantle societal barriers and amplify the voices of young people with disabilities in decision-making processes, KMOP, together with the organisations Fundacion Manos Tendidas (Spain), Alda (France), Aproximar (Portugal), and Asociacija “Kūrybinės Ateities Idėjos” (Lithuania), are implementing the project “Extraordinary Citizens” (Extra-C). As part of this project, the consortium of partner organisations carried out
Twelve educators from various regions of Greece participated in the first experiential retreat organised by KMOP, on February 3-4, in Nafplio. Through a range of activities including video presentations, discussions on quotes and photos, and mindfulness, participants had the opportunity to exchange professional and personal experiences with the ultimate goal of fostering their personal development
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A practical manual for educational and NGO practitioners for the successful social integration of refugees has been prepared by KMOP in collaboration with 8 organisatons from France, Portugal, Hungary, Serbia, Poland, Romania and Moldavia. The Manual highlights the importance of multi-stakeholder practices and identifies existing practices in the integration of refugees that proved successful and
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With the aim of helping researchers and students acquire the skills and dexterities to grow as social entrepreneurs in the welfare sector, KMOP, together with the European organisations Vaxandi (Iceland), STIMMULI for Social Change (Greece), Xwhy / Agency of Understanding (Lithuania) and VIVES University of Applied Sciences (Belgium), has developed the training platform Welfare. The
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With the ultimate goal of giving a voice to ‘invisible’ women: those who feel isolated, who have experienced violence or abuse, who do not feel safe, KMOP inaugurated a Friendly Space for Women and Girls on Monday, January 29, 2024 (20 28th October Str., 2nd floor) in the presence of representatives from Civil Society organisations.
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The informative event titled “Youth and Delinquency: Social Reintegration and the Role of Professionals” took place on Friday, January 26, at Impact Hub Athens, jointly organised by KMOP and EPANODOS (a private legal entity for the reintegration of prisoners under the supervision of the Ministry of Citizen Protection). The event was highly successful, gathering over
KMOP together with the organisations CPIP (Romania), SYNTHESIS Center for Research and Education (Cyprus), Redial Partnership CLG (Ireland), Social Innovation Fund (Lithuania) and Acción Laboral (Spain), participated in the EU-funded Youth Regained project. The aim was to address the issue of juvenile delinquents re-offending after their release, by identifying the main life skills they lack
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