CHARITY ARCHIVE 2017-2019: Nea Kavala Art Without Borders
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Kayra has been in touch with the two sisters and their family and made every attempt to visit them on a regular basis.




About Sara, Hala and the Al-Rahmoun Family

Sara (10) & Hala (12) are sisters who lived a modest life in Syria until the war started. Their father used to build homes but when the war started,the work dried up so he started baking & selling cakes in the street to get by.
In April, 2016 they decided to leave for Greece. The family traveled in an inflatable raft across the sea from Turkey to Greece, landing on Chios Island, where the closed camps are notoriously overcrowded.
Kayra Martinez and her team are now working on trying to find the family a container at a camp nearby Athens where they can have long term housing and support, until either they leave Greece through reunification or they stay in the camp.
An introduction to Kayra Martinez
An American based in Frankfurt, Germany who works for a major airline. She has been volunteering her time for the last year and a half collecting and distributing clothing from the US and sending them to many parts of Europe, especially in northern Greece where she works in one of the refugee camps.
Kayra has implemented ways for refugees to create, design and fill their time while waiting for their asylum. Through Kayla's art project, Nea Kavala Art without Borders, she has created a lovely traveling exhibition to create awareness, show the art from the children and those that have been displaced and generate support for the many families she has met along the journey.
Learn more about Kayra's amazing works: VOA News and NBC.Please contact us for details of the donations.
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