This is Home for All . Never stops.
Today, raining from the morning and continuing ,non stop.
Our team, like every day, were in the camp on time.
Under the stro...ng rain, they distribute the food to the sick people, tent by tent, our volunteers, and especially the volunteers residents of the camp, they did for one more day great job.
Home for all is always there, to offer the people what they need.
Clothing bags with clothes and shoes for the families and single men, strollers for the babies and kids, wheel chairs, food bags, raincoats, our volunteers without putting people in lines, they go tent by tent , talk with the people, see what each ones needs really are , and give excactly the help needed. Each person different needs, different situation, different personality. Each person for us is a special person, not a number.
Eight homes for all houses hosting families, and two more renovating now to host more people.
Ten employees working to homeland and fish market with monthly payment and insurance.
Families who living out of the camp in houses get support.
We support two schools in the camp.
Greek poor families also.
Greek people coming to the restaurant to take food for free for their families.
Food ingredients going to local families that they face the difficulties covid brought.
Home for all is not a person, is a philosophy , a way of thinking and doing things, an open hug for all.
Is all of us together, one family, one world.
And very soon, home for all will take more people out of the camp, making less tents, and offer to them a start to a new life.
All these with your help.
Thank you so much.
We need it to continue.