KMOP-Center for Social Action and Innovation was founded in 1977 and is one of the oldest NGOs in Greece, having long experience in supporting vulnerable social groups, in the protection of human rights, in scientific research and in the provision of know-how on social policy issues. The main goal of KMOP is the actions it implements to have as much innovative character as possible and to maximize the social impact, contributing to the formation of a sustainable and inclusive world.
KMOP actions promote equality, tolerance, diversity, solidarity and human dignity.
Among the major projects of KMOP is the design and operation of the first Open Care Centers for the Elderly (KAPI), in the period 1979-1983, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the creation of second chance schools.
Also, KMOP maintains three structures of psychosocial rehabilitation for people with mental disorders, a day center for people with mental problems and two social services in Greece (Piraeus, Thessaloniki).
For the last 15 years, KMOP has implemented national and transnational actions, promoting the Sustainable Development Goals through the following areas:
• Employment and Entrepreneurship
• Equality
• Immigration
• Poverty
• Civil society
• Education
• Justice and Fundamental Rights
• 3rd age and Prosperity
•Mental health