The Humanitarian Aid Department focuses on providing comprehensive first-need care to migrants and refugees, offering them health, psychological, social, and legal advice.

The purpose of the Humanitarian Aid Program is to provide comprehensive support to migrants facing particular vulnerability, covering their basic needs for accommodation and sustenance, as well as offering them social tools such as language learning, training, and guidance.

This initiative aims to facilitate the integration of these individuals into the host society while preventing personal deterioration and social exclusion. It focuses on providing complete care for the recovery of the person, considering that the migration process and the difficulties faced in their countries of origin can cause significant psychological and physical deterioration.

The program covers various aspects, such as accommodation and sustenance, the provision of basic hygiene and toiletry materials, clothing and footwear, basic healthcare, as well as information, guidance, advice, and social and legal support to obtain necessary documentation. Additionally, it provides information about other available resources, psychological support, and reconnection with family contacts.

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“Ukraine, Our First International Experience”

In April 2022, a team traveled to several refugee camps and facilitated the relocation of several individuals, mostly women and children, to Spain. Betania kept the project active for months, providing residential coverage for these people, as well as legal, social, educational advice, and specific psychological support. This was our organization’s first experience in the international arena, making us aware of the importance of attending to people who, due to natural disasters, wars, famines, political persecution, etc., must flee their home countries to live in safety elsewhere.

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