Northern Lights Aid (NLA) is a grassroots NGO operating in Kavala, Greece.
Our focus is to improve the quality of life of refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable communities living in the local area.
Current vacancies
We are looking for coordinators
for the Community Center
and the Free Clothing Store.
You can learn more about the Distribution Coordinator position here, and about the Community Center Coordinator position here.
Start date: 12th of January 2026
Minimum age: 23 years old
Minimum time commitment: 4 months
Fluency in English required
This is a volunteer position. NLA provides accommodation and a small stipend.
If you are interested, please contact
field@northernlightsaid.org
Support Our Work
NLA NEWS
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Our 2024 Annual Report is now published! You can read it here.
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If you’re able to help, send us a message or email at info@northernlightsaid.org
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Thinking of donating material goods to NLA, here is an updated list of our current needs. updated list of our current needs.
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NLA will be posting regular advocacy updates to inform our supporters and followers about the ongoing developments in Greece and beyond. To stay up to date, follow us on Instagram or Facebook: @northernlightsaid
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If you’re able to support us in continuing our work in the current context, please donate at the link in our bio or below.
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30 organisations united in one fundraiser to gather €1 million for people on the move. More info here.
Our Branches
Greece
Our operational branch is located in Greece. It consists of two premises housing our clothing store, a community center, as well as a community garden within 10 minutes of Kavala Camp.
Norway
As the founders of NLA are Norwegian, the organization has retained a strong connection to Norway. Our Norwegian branch is primarily responsible for domestic fundraising, raising awareness, and forging local partnerships.
Switzerland
With strong links to Switzerland forged through both our President and our Director of Operations, we opened our Swiss Branch in 2020. Much like the Norwegian branch, its primary responsibilities are fundraising and raising awareness.
