Caroline Irby

  • UNHCR Supporter Neshan with a Syrian refugee called Hind, who is 38 and has 7 children (3 in Greece and 4 with her husband who is already in Germany). PIKPA village provides safe accommodation and a welcoming environment for particularly vulnerable refugees, including women who have lost their children during the crossing, and adults and children with physical disabilities. PIKPA village is a former summer camp, transformed in 2012 into a refugee haven by volunteers with support from the local authorities. It is community-run, and Efi Latsoudi is one of the joint 2016 winners of UNHCR’s Nansen Refugee Award.
UNHCR Supporter Neshan with a Syrian refugee called Hind, who is 38 and has 7 children (3 in Greece and 4 with her husband who is already in Germany). PIKPA village provides safe accommodation and a welcoming environment for particularly vulnerable refugees, including women who have lost their children during the crossing, and adults and children with physical disabilities. PIKPA village is a former summer camp, transformed in 2012 into a refugee haven by volunteers with support from the local authorities. It is community-run, and Efi Latsoudi is one of the joint 2016 winners of UNHCR’s Nansen Refugee Award.