02.09.2019
METAdrasi’s highly important activities, that offer valuable help to refugees and support to unaccompanied children, has been recognized by the Conrand N. Hilton Foundation decision to award the organization with the 2 million dollars prize.
You may read Kathimerini’s article in Greek, here.
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