Working since 2016
It Concerns Me combines grassroots migration education with mental-health and reintegration support.
Illegal-migration awareness
Community education highlights the severe dangers of irregular migration and encourages informed, safer choices.
Integrated mental health
The program works with psychiatric, clinical, and psychological professionals and uses public awareness moments such as Global Mental Health Day.
Rehabilitation and advocacy
Returned migrants are supported through safe shelter, trauma therapy, and local reintegration pathways, alongside advocacy that challenges the conditions and perceptions driving high-risk migration.
Reported achievements
- Free education and training access for more than 3,500 people
- More than 4,000 people coordinated in collaborative blood-donation action
- 25 people supported with free medical treatment
