A toolkit by the European Commission has included the ELIX Project, "Learning for Integration: Quality Learning and Non-formal Education for Children, Refugees and Migrants in Greece" project as a good practice in the field of Youth Work for Refugee and Migrant Integration.

ELIX has the honor to welcome a delegation of Finnish teachers to our Learning Centers in Patision and in Elaionas’ camp, on Tuesday and Wednesday, 5 and 6 February respectively.

Mr Lucio Melandri, UNICEF's Refugee and Migration Response Coordinator in Greece, visited yesterday, Thursday 24 January, ELIX's learning centers in Patission and in Eleonas’ camp on the occasion of the World Day of Education 2019, celebrated for the first time internationally.

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ELIX, supported by UNICEF and funded by the European Commission (DG ECHO), started in October 2017 the implement of an educational training in Attica for refugee and migrant children, aged 3-17 and their parents.

The aim of this program is to provide non-formal education and homework support to children, refugee and migrants, as well as to their parents, in order to contribute to their smooth integration into the public education system through innovative educational methods.

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ELIX, supported by UNICEF and funded by the European Commission (DG ECHO), started in October 2017 the implement of an educational training in Attica for refugee and migrant children, aged 3-17 and their parents.

The aim of this program is to provide non-formal education and homework support to children, refugee and migrants, as well as to their parents, in order to contribute to their smooth integration into the public education system through innovative educational methods.

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A school visit to ELIX and the Educational Center in Patission Street took place on Tuesday, October 9, by a group of Finnish students from the Gymnasiet Grankulla samskola as part of their educational school trip to Greece.

A new school year began this week, with ELIX presenting an annual review of the implementation of the project "Learning for Education: Quality learning and non-formal education for children, refugee and migrants, in Attica" that we implement with the support of UNICEF and funded by DG ECHO, for the period 2017-2018.

Do you want to help children, refugees and migrants, to learn English or Greek?

ELIX is looking for motivated volunteers to assist the teaching of English and/or Greek to children, refugees and migrants, as well as their parents/guardians, in Athens.

Supported by UNICEF, funded by DG ECHO and in cooperation with Athens Open Schools, ELIX is running a program of non-formal education for children aged 3 to 17 since October 2017.

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Focusing on the children who attend the "Learning for Integration: Qualitative Learning and Non-Formal Education for Refugee and Migrant Children in Greece" project, ELIX created a video for the educational program it runs since October 2017.

ELIX, supported by UNICEF and funded by the European Commission (DG ECHO), began in October 2017 the implementation of an educational program for refugee and immigrant children, aged 3-17, and their parents in Attica.

The aim of this project is to provide non-formal education and homework support to refugees and migrants children, as well as their parents, in order to contribute to their smooth integration into the formal education system through innovative educational methods.

ELIX, supported by UNICEF and funded by the European Commission (DG ECHO), began in October 2017 the implementation of an educational program for refugee and immigrant children and their parents in Attica.

The aim of the program is to provide non-formal education and homework support to underage refugees and migrants as well as their families in order to contribute to their smooth integration into the education system through innovative educational methods.

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ELIX, within the frame of its educational projects for refugees, organized a parent's educational visit to the exhibition Face Forward ... into my home at the National Museum of Contemporary Art on January 19, 2018.

This initiative was implemented as part of the project “The Learning for Integration Project: Quality Learning and Non-Formal Education for Refugees and Migrant Children in Greece” supported by UNICEF and DG ECHO.

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ELIX, supported by UNICEF and funded by the European Commission (DG ECHO), began in october 2017 the implementation of an educational program for refugee and immigrant children and their parents in Attica.

The aim of the program is to provide non-formal education and homework support to underage refugees and migrants as well as their families in order to contribute to their smooth integration into the education system through innovative educational methods.

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ELIX, supported by UNICEF and funded by the European Commission (DG ECHO), began in October 2017 the implementation of an educational program for refugee and immigrant children and their parents in Attica.

The project will support refugee integration in schools and is designed to provide day-to-day coverage of the educational needs of children aged 3-17 and daily support for the school study for children aged 6-15.