Emergency aid
European Borders
The European border is the deadliest border in the world. The past years we have supported organisations that help people on the move in Europe. Currently we do this on an ad hoc basis and with practical aid, like our Sleeping Bad project.
More information here.
Ter Apel
What the government had been warned about for years eventually happened in the summer of 2022: a crisis erupted in Ter Apel. Hundreds of people had to sleep outside without any protection from the elements. We provided emergency aid by distributing tents, blankets, rain ponchos, and warm and healthy meals. Since the start of 2024 we have stopped our work on site. We keep monitoring the situation closely, and an independent group of volunteers will remain on site.
More information here.
Sleeping bags
Migrants in Europe face harsh conditions every day. A surface to sleep on is often not a given. For the past few years, we’ve been collecting sleeping bags and other camping gear – essential day-to-day stuff – at festival sites. We coordinated the donation of more than 4000 sleeping bags, as well as bags, tents and clothes to small organisations supporting people on the move in Europe.
More information here.
The European border is the deadliest border in the world. The past years we have supported organisations that help people on the move in Europe. Currently we do this on an ad hoc basis and with practical aid, like our Sleeping Bad project.
More information here.
Ter Apel
What the government had been warned about for years eventually happened in the summer of 2022: a crisis erupted in Ter Apel. Hundreds of people had to sleep outside without any protection from the elements. We provided emergency aid by distributing tents, blankets, rain ponchos, and warm and healthy meals. Since the start of 2024 we have stopped our work on site. We keep monitoring the situation closely, and an independent group of volunteers will remain on site.
More information here.
Sleeping bags
Migrants in Europe face harsh conditions every day. A surface to sleep on is often not a given. For the past few years, we’ve been collecting sleeping bags and other camping gear – essential day-to-day stuff – at festival sites. We coordinated the donation of more than 4000 sleeping bags, as well as bags, tents and clothes to small organisations supporting people on the move in Europe.
More information here.