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Hundreds of unaccompanied children in Unsafe Zones: Need for an Immediate Activation of Relocation
Joint Press Release: Hundreds of unaccompanied children in Greece are living in unsafe conditions on Aegean islands and the mainland, lacking basic necessities like clothing, shelter, and access to healthcare and education. The Child Rights Advocacy Network (CRAN) urges immediate action to address…
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Joint Advocacy Brief on Safeguarding Unaccompanied Children
Terre des hommes (Tdh), together with 28 other organizations, has co-signed a Joint Advocacy Brief titled “Safeguarding the Rights of Unaccompanied Children at EU Borders under the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum.”This initiative sheds light on the significant risks faced by unaccompanied children…
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Funding Opportunity for Organizations and Initiatives Fighting Against Violence Towards Children!
The Daphne-CHILD program in collaboration with Terre des hommes presents a unique funding opportunity for civil society organizations and initiatives working to combat violence against children!The call for proposals is now open, offering a total of €1.3 million in grants to support initiatives…
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Well U Project Final Event in Brussels
On September 24, 2024, the closing event of the Well U Project took place in Brussels, marking the final stage of this significant initiative funded by HaDEA and EU4Health. The project focused on building competence in evidence-based mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) interventions for…
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Joint Statement on the Interruption of Cash Assistance for Asylum Seekers
In collaboration with 19 NGOs in Greece, Terre des hommes Hellas has co-signed a joint statement addressing the concerning interruption of cash assistance for asylum seekers. The cash assistance program, financed under the EU Asylum, Migration, and Integration Fund (AMIF), is essential for ensuring…
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Increase in Gender-Based Violence in Schools: Concerning Findings from the CARING Program
Terre des Hommes Hellas has announced the completion of the CARING program activities for the 2023-2024 school year in 8 schools within the Municipality of Athens. The program, focusing on the prevention of school violence, highlighted concerning findings regarding gender-based violence and social…
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Every child has the right to a childhood. It`s that simple.

Terre des hommes (Tdh) was founded in 1960 and is the leading Swiss organisation for children’s aid.

Terre des hommes Foundation has been active in Greece continuously since 2016, contributing to the improvement of the child protection system and to the reform of social assistance. We also facilitate the participation of children in the development of their communities. Each year, thousands of children and parents benefit from the projects that Tdh implements in Greece.

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What we do

Projects for children affected by migration
Projects for children affected by migration
juvenile
Projects for a child friendly justice
child protection
Child Protection and Safeguarding
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Legal and other useful documents of Terre des hommes Hellas
At Terre des hommes Hellas, we place great emphasis on the transparency of our actions and funding.In more detail:We work with an external firm of chartered accountants for annual audits.We publish on our website our annual financial reports, program reports as well as our internal regulations and…
Child Safeguarding Policy
Child Safeguarding Policy of Tdh
The Child Safeguarding Policy of Terre des hommes confirms and strengthens our commitment as an organization to safeguard children and protect them from all forms of harm and abuse. This is a crucial issue for Terre des hommes and we make sure that the protection of children, the promotion of their…
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Restorative Approaches in School Settings
The storybook highlights the awareness circles held in schools across Greece, the Netherlands, Romania, and Estonia under the i-RESTORE program. These activities introduced students, educators, and families to restorative justice practices, fostering dialogue and understanding around conflict…
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