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Meet with the Kozani Municipality and local charities. Check how many people the town can support – about 40 to 50 refugees (10–12 families). Find places for them to live, go to school, and get health care. Result: A clear plan for how Kozani can help. -
Make posters, videos, and presentations at schools. Start a small campaign: “Kozani Welcomes Everyone.” Ask local newspapers and radio to share positive stories. School’s role: Students can make the posters and videos. Result: People become more friendly and open. -
Offer free Greek lessons at schools or community centers. Teach about Greek customs and daily life. Put refugee children in local schools and pair them with Greek classmates. Result: Refugees can speak Greek better and feel part of the community. -
Give job training or help to start small businesses. Examples of new businesses: A small bakery or café with local and refugee food. Handmade crafts to sell in Kozani’s market. Community garden to grow vegetables. Work with local business groups for advice. Result: Refugees earn money and help the local economy. -
Plan a Cultural Festival with food, music, and dances from both Greek and refugee cultures. Organize sports games or art shows with students. Result: Everyone learns from each other and builds friendships. -
Ask refugees, teachers, and locals for feedback. Keep language lessons and job help if needed. Work with the municipality for long-term programs. Result: Refugees stay and live happily in Kozani. -
Kozani becomes a more open and friendly town. New small businesses bring jobs and ideas. Students learn about kindness and global citizenship. Everyone gains new friends and experiences.