Creating a safety net to address online gender-based violence and support girls who are victims of violence.

About the EEA Financial Mechanism: Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway signed a Cooperation Agreement with the European Union in 1992, creating the European Economic Area (EEA). The EEA Financial Mechanism, better known as EEA Grants, is a financial assistance tool created by these three countries and is available to 15 EU member countries, among which Greece is included. About the Bodosaki Foundation: The Bodosaki Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in 1972 with the aim of continuing the contribution of its founder Prodromos Bodosakis – Athanasiadis to Greek society. His vision is a society of equal opportunities, with potential and perspective for all. In order to achieve its vision, the Bodosaki Foundation, with transparency, accountability and credibility, finances, plans and implements actions and programs related to 13 its four strategic pillars: the promotion of education, the upgrading of health, the protection of the environment and the strengthening of Civil Society. From its establishment until today, it has allocated more than 450 million euros to achieve its goals. At the same time, the Bodosaki Foundation also acts today as a catalyst for the creation of a framework for a broader offer to Greek society, managing third-party resources - Bequests, international organizations, companies and other large donors - who wish to finance programs of significant social impact for critical needs of education, health protection environment and strengthening of Civil Society. More information: www.bodossaki.gr About SolidarityNow: SolidarityNow (SN) is a non-governmental organization founded in 2013 to respond to the needs and ensure the rights of the most vulnerable and marginalized groups, without discrimination. The organization's vision is to improve people's lives and empower them to fight for a more just and inclusive society. The vision is realized through three main strategic pillars: a) Defense of safety and security, b) Support of livelihood opportunities and integration into the labor market, c) Strengthening the independence of civil society and defending the values ​​of an open society. SolidarityNow has supported more than 320,000 people to date, both through direct program implementation and through donations to support civil society actions. More information: www.solidaritynow.org