Become a volunteer in Greece: this page presents solidarity missions, the support we can offer, and practical ways to help Afghan families.
Even a few hours a month can turn a difficult situation into a moment of hope, stability, and dignity.
Why become a volunteer?
As a volunteer, you:
- give direct help to families in transition;
- take part in concrete, human actions, in the field or remotely;
- develop useful skills (mediation, communication, translation, organization);
- contribute to the social integration of newcomers in Greece.
Your commitment, even a small one, truly matters to the people we support.
Types of volunteer missions
- Welcome, information, and support
Guiding families to the right services and helping them understand procedures. - Translation and interpreting (FR / EN / Dari / Pashto / others)
Helping communication with schools, hospitals, public services, and partners. - Help with procedures
Support for administrative, medical, or school appointments. - School and language support
Homework help, French, Greek, or English workshops for children, young people, and adults. - Logistics support at events
Help organizing workshops, cultural days, and donation campaigns. - Content creation
Helping write guides, tutorials, practical resources, or web content.
How to get involved?
- Go to the Contact & Participation page on our website.
- Fill out the form with your skills, languages, and availability.
- Our team will get back to you to discuss current needs and possible missions.
Who can become a volunteer?
Anyone who is motivated is welcome, whatever their level of French, experience, or available time.
What matters most: respect, listening, reliability, and the desire to act alongside Afghan families in Greece.
