Northern Lights Aid (NLA) is a Norwegian-based NGO operating in Kavala, Greece. Its focus is to improve the quality of life of refugees currently residing in the country. The situation for refugees in Greece is characterised by lack of stability and an uncertain future. NLA works hard to offer stable and consistent support through our projects, which focus on education, integration and material needs. Located in a rented premises, a walking distance from the camp, they include: a Mother and Baby Program which provides essential hygiene items and a women-only space, a regular schedule of English Classes and the distribution of non-food items such as clothing and footwear. We also promote skill-sharing in our Community Garden and Workshop, and provide children’s activities, fitness classes, and integration projects. NLA works in support of over 500 people living in enforced exile in the Kavala Perigiali Camp. The majority of residents hail from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, with at least five other countries represented. Almost half of the camp population is under 18 years old, with over 50 children under the age of three. NLA also offers its services to several low-income families living in the wider Greek community. The team is made up of both international volunteers and volunteers who reside in the camp. The organisation operates in close collaboration with local people, the authorities and international NGOs to build sustainable projects for those it serves.