Through the Special Action “COMPASS–Complementary Support Mechanism for the National Strategy for the Protection of Unaccompanied Minors”, ZEUXIS delivers educational workshops in accommodation facilities, aiming to empower, protect, and inform unaccompanied children.

Through experiential learning activities, interactive exercises, and open dialogue, participants are informed about the risks of human trafficking, as well as the various forms of violence and abuse they may encounter. At the same time, they acquire valuable knowledge and practical strategies that enable them to recognize risks at an early stage, make informed and safe decisions, and know where to seek help and support when needed.

Particular emphasis is also placed on raising awareness of gender equality, challenging harmful stereotypes, and promoting mutual respect. Through these workshops, participants are encouraged to embrace the values of equality, inclusion, respect for diversity, and human dignity, contributing to the development of healthy relationships and a safer social environment.

We believe that knowledge is one of the strongest tools for protection. For this reason, our workshops go beyond simply providing information; they aim to strengthen the self-confidence, critical thinking, and resilience of unaccompanied minors, empowering them to recognize risks, protect themselves, and advocate for their rights.

The Special Action “COMPASS–Complementary Support Mechanism for the National Strategy for the Protection of Unaccompanied Minors in Greece” has a duration of three years and is co-funded by the European Union and national resources under the “Greece Programme – Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund 2021–2027” The project is implemented by a consortium of partner organizations.