The mobilization of the Authorities and the “Smile of the Child” has been caused by the disappearance of the minor.
The smile of the child
“Tell me they are bullying you…”
A child does not need to be at school to be bullied. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic and the countless hours spent on the internet, children are daily exposed to the risk of cyberbullying.
The “Smile” for the dangers on the internet
The dangers that minors can face on the internet were highlighted by the “Child’s Smile” and the European Voluntary Student Network YouSmile, which organized an event “Staying Online, Safe” on the occasion of the World Safer Internet Day on Tuesday 9 February.
Twenty-five years “Smile”…
“The Smile of the Child” completed twenty-five years of offering to more than 1,700,000 children and their families.
Alarm in Glyfada
The mobilization of the Authorities and the “Smile of the child” was caused by the disappearance of the minor from the area of Glyfada.
Children’s Disappearances: What Should I Watch Out for?
After the two recent particularly worrying disappearances of the 10-year-old girls, “The Smile of the Child” created a show related on the phenomenon of Disappearances.
Lost in Thessaloniki…
Agony for the minor.
We stay home and we talk with our grandchildren…
‘The Smile of the Child’: Family violence to rise due to corona virus…
According to data from “Smile of the Child”, there has been a surge in cases of domestic violence in both women and children as citizens spend all day at home due to the outbreak of corona virus.
Alarm in Nea Makri
“Smile of the Child” ask everyone’s help to identify a minor refugee.
Alarm in Thessaloniki
“Smile of the Child” ask everyone’s help to identify a minor.
A minor refugee is missing
The disappearance of the minor has triggered the mobilization of the Authorities and the “Smile of the Child”.
A minor refugee from Piraeus is missing while his brother is found
A happy ending to the 15-year-old Haidar Ahmadi adventure, while investigations continue on Safdar’s 13-year-old brother.
