The British Red Cross (BRC)
Is the lead of the SAFE partnership. BRC is the largest charity providing support to destitute asylum seekers in the UK. One of the most significant strands of BRC’s work is with young refugees and unaccompanied children in the UK. BRC offers a wide range of services to unaccompanied children and young refugees that focus on practical and emotional support within the asylum system, transition into adulthood and accessing education and training opportunities. For more info on this can be found at redcross.org.uk/What-we-do/Refugee-support
Danish Red Cross (DRC)
Is the leading organisation in Denmark on all humanitarian, social and medical tasks connected with care of asylum seekers. The DRC has managed reception centers for asylum seekers since 1984 and works to ensure that asylum seekers in Denmark have a safe, meaningful and dignified life, while waiting for clarification of their case. DRC’s first special centre for unaccompanied children opened in 1990. DRC’s work with UASC includes operating special centers (school units, health clinics, social measures), recruiting guardians and observers, psychological screenings of the children, screenings of kinship relations, providing support to professionals in municipalities as to how children in migration are received, developing methods to secure involvement and participation of families.
https://www.rodekors.dk
Center for the Advancement of Research and Development in Educational Technology (CARDET)
Is an independent, non-profit, non-governmental, research and development organization based in Cyprus. CARDET is becoming one of the leading institutions in the Euro-Mediterranean region for research, evaluation and development. The CARDET team has successfully completed more than 130 projects in more than 40 countries and it has extensive experience developing and implementing programmes focusing on migrants and integration. CARDET are the founders of Mediterranean Migration Network, Cyprus Focal Point of the European Website on Integration and Cyprus partner for Migrant Integration Policy Index Project.
www.cardet.org
Family and Childcare Centre (KMOP)
Is a non-profit organization with more than 40 years of accumulated experience in the provision of services to vulnerable groups and thus listed amongst the oldest and most prominent Greek NGOs. Its vision is about enhancing the wellbeing of vulnerable groups in a sustainable manner by strengthening their capacities and increasing their access to resources. KMOP has developed a number of small and large-scale interventions regarding social welfare and health, employability and human rights protection. The organization’s main activities are focused on the prevention of multifaceted violence and intolerance(such as gender based violence, hate-speech, racism and xenophobia), on the combat of human trafficking and on the protection of victims’ rights.
www.kmop.gr