In Rome In Rome, the central office coordinates the reception for participants in our humanitarian corridors programmes; it deals with coordination and advocacy; it also cooperates with churches, civil society and institutions in awareness-raising campaigns.

The Migration Observatory has been active in Lampedusa since 2014 and it provides an initial welcome to those arriving by boat, mediates, collects data and stories, and networks with the local community.

The House of Many Cultures in Scicli (RG) welcomes people who are particularly vulnerable , such as those who arrive via the Humanitarian Corridors; it facilitates their integration and organises social and cultural initiatives.

Humanitarian corridors are safe and legal pathways which enable vulnerable people who have fled their country to enter Italy . MH mainly assists refugees living in Lebanon but the corridors are a model which is being replicated throughout Europe.

In the Piana di Gioia Tauro (Calabria) MH assists labourers living in exploitative conditions. With the brand 'Etika' it promotes the production of fair trade oranges and runs a social hostel which provides decent accommodation and suppports the right to housing.

In Bosnia, on the border with Croatia, MH's day centre assists people on the move by offering clothes, a laundry service, showers and a cafeteria. With a therapeutic climbing centre , it provides a space for relationships and inclusion for the local community and migrants.