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Lidl Hellas and Odyssea are continuing the “A Meal of Joy” initiative, providing nutritious, vegetarian meals to people who need them. This action now takes place in both Thessaloniki and Athens, supporting even more people while also promoting a more sustainable approach to food and cooking. Since the beginning of 2025, Odyssea, with the valuable support of

In Greece, a silent crisis continues to unfold. While public attention often turns to economic indicators or political shifts, one of the country’s most urgent challenges remains largely invisible: the lack of accessible career guidance and meaningful upskilling opportunities for young people and other vulnerable groups. This gap doesn’t just stifle economic mobility, it erodes identity,

The John S. Latsis Public Benefit Foundation Latsis Public Benefit Foundation, in collaboration with the non-profit organization Odyssea, is continuing the "Educational Routes" program for a second consecutive year, helping to bridge an important gap in career guidance and training for vocational high school (EPAL) students in Greece. Using its innovative mobile vocational training unit, Odyssea offers

The project aims to reach 300 individuals, through upskilling for the digital age  Odyssea and SolidarityNow are proud to announce that they have been selected by the Centre for Public Impact to receive funding from the Google.org AI Opportunity Fund: Europe, and training to equip underserved workers with the AI knowledge and tools they need for long-term

Odyssea proudly presents the 2nd Blue & Circular Economy Hackathon, a three-day innovation marathon dedicated to creating sustainable solutions for the blue economy. Join us this December in Athens as we bring together passionate individuals, industry experts, and creative minds to shape the future of sustainability. What Is It About? The Hackathon is being implemented in the context

In this very interesting TED talk Jai Mexis & Lucas Oikonomakis, explore how key challenges of the humanitarian ecosystem, such as monitoring, transparency and scalability can be addressed by harnessing the power of technology and data-driven approaches.Humanitarian work does not need to be obsolete but can rather be a driving force utilizing the power of innovation