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Accommodation
We have provided housing to 20 cases.
Job
We helped to find a job to 19 cases.
Legal Help
We provided legal help to 40 cases.
Support Letters
We issued support letters to 59 cases.
Guidance
We provided guidance to 74 cases.
Welcome Home: A Safe Haven for Atheist Refugees
Are you an atheist refugee in Turkey looking for a safe place to call home? Look no further! Our Safe House Project provides a secure environment where you can thrive and be yourself without fear of discrimination or persecution. Our team is dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive safe environment where you will feel supported and valued. We provide resources and services to help you rebuild your life and connect with like-minded individuals.
WHO WE ARE
Beyond Religion: A.R.A.P. Promotes Humanist Values
for a Better Society
Introducing the Association of Atheism, Turkey: a groundbreaking non-profit organization, recognized and accredited by the Republic of Turkey, European Union, and United Nations. Our mission? To provide a safe space for free-thinkers who reject religious dogma and supernatural beliefs, empowering them to express their philosophical views without fear.
We are a community of individuals who value science and logic over holy books, prophets, and superstitions. We believe in the power of empathy, tolerance, and reason – the greatest evolutionary acquisitions of humanity. Our goal is to create a society based on science and reason, where the beauty of our planet is preserved for generations to come.
WHAT WE DO
Atheist Refugee Assistance Program: Helping Non-Believing Asylum Seekers in Turkey Rebuild Their Lives
Turkey is home to the largest number of refugees on the planet, including many non-believing asylum seekers who have fled persecution due to their lack of belief in Islam. Ateizm Dernegi, a small NGO in Turkey, has launched the Atheist Refugee Assistance Program to assist non-Turkish non-believing refugees with legal aid, finding suitable accommodation and job opportunities, and providing guidance on navigating the application process for various allowances, grants, and scholarships. Despite the challenges, there are like-minded Turkish non-believers, open-minded secularists, and non-religious minorities who are willing to help asylum seekers and refugees in Turkey
