The DIATROFI Program in EuroHealthNet magazine
Detailed article on EuroHealthNet magazine – Edition 9 about the implementation and the benefits of DIATROFI Program.
World Refugee Day, 20 June: The Prolepsis Institute for the World Refugee Day and the new Mig-HealthCare program
Prolepsis Institute emphasizes the need to protect refugee health and put into effect successful interventions so as to continue improving their living conditions.
US Fulbright Grantee Meera Nagarajan concluded her fellowship at Prolepsis
Prolepsis team was honored and happy to have had Meera Nagarajan join our team as a Fulbright Research Fellow to study the impact of the DIATROFI Program.
The company ZARIFOPOULOS S.A. supports the DIATROFI Program
The company ZARIFOPOULOS S.A. supports the DIATROFI Program for the school year 2016-2017 by offering 225lt of organic extra virgin olive oil to be used for the preparation of meals for students in public schools participating in the Program.
The Hellenic Initiative supports the DIATROFI Program for a second consecutive year
The Hellenic Initiative (THI) will continue to support students in need through the DIATROFI Program for the school year 2016-17. With the grant offered by THI, 24,000 healthy meals will be distributed to 1,008 students of 8 schools participating in the DIATROFI Program.
Prolepsis is a partner in the new European ERASMUS+ Program: AGROSH+
Prolepsis is a partner in a new European ERASMUS+ Program: OSH+ for the European Agriculture sector - Stimulating growth in rural areas through capacity building for providers (and beneficiaries) of occupational medicine and OSH services”. The 2nd Joint Staff Training is taking place in Athens on May 16-21.
The Prolepsis Institute is the leading partner of the new EU project on Migration and Health
Prolepsis is the leading partner of the new EU project on Migration and Health. The second day of the Kick-off meeting for Mig-HealthCare project (Strengthen Community Based Care to minimize health inequalities and improve the integration of vulnerable migrants and refugees into local communities) started today in Luxemburg.
