A Ballaugh woman who's spent her Christmas helping refugees in Greece is urging people on the Isle of Man not to forget about the on-going crisis.
25-year-old Ayren Kelly is volunteering in Athens - a situation she's described as "diverse and complex".
Volunteers are in need of financial support to try and improve the lives of children who are currently waiting to be relocated - they want to provide education, activities and simple supplies like nappies, medicine and milk.
Ayren says the relocation system - which accounts for Syrian, Afghani and Iraqi refugees only - doesn't go far enough:
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