The 42nd Athens Authentic Marathon will take place on November 8 & 9, 2025, and Amimoni is proud to be one of the officially affiliated NGOs of SEGAS!

We can’t wait to run “United on the path that brings us together,” participating in the 42km Marathon, the 10km Road Race, and the 5km Road Race.

 

	ADVANCED REGISTRATION LEVEL	AGE LIMITS	RACE DATE
5km Road Race (COSMOTE)	40,00€	Ages 12+ (born 2012 or earlier)	Saturday 08/11/2025 Start: 17:00
10km Road Race (OPAP)	40,00€	Ages 12+ (born 2012 or earlier)	Saturday 09/11/2025 Start: 08:15
Marathon Race (42km)	60,00€	Ages 18+ (born 2006 or earlier)	Sunday 09/11/2025 Start: 09:00

 

The Enhanced Registration Package includes:

• Bib number with timing chip
• Official technical race T-shirt by Adidas
• Clothing bag
• Transportation to the start (Marathon only)
• Medical support during and after the race
• Secure gear handling
• Accident insurance (ERGO)
• Finisher’s Medal
• Official participation certificate with timing
• Live tracking via app
• Official Amimoni race T-Shirt
• Products from supporting brands (AMINO ANIMO, ΤΟ ΒΑΖΑΚΙ juice bar, X-treme stores)

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Important information for participants from outside the European Union
Runners residing outside the European Union should contact us first before registering, due to special procedures regarding their entries.

📩 For any questions or clarifications, feel free to contact us at communication@amimoni.gr or visit the official Athens Marathon website.

Amimoni’s trainers and trainees are having an amazing time while they learn and respect marine life at Archelon – the Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece! This exciting initiative is part of the VISION project, which aims to create a comprehensive educational framework fostering inclusion and sustainability.

The VISION project is dedicated to developing a Curriculum with a Competence Framework for teachers in inclusive or special classrooms, particularly for those with visually impaired (VI) students. The project is also focused on designing inclusive and accessible educational materials, enhancing digital and green skills among school teachers, and promoting green skills among VI students through a Comic Book aligned with the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Activities include developing a competence framework, creating a guidebook for digital tools, learning content for the SDG Agenda 2030, a methodology for VI-friendly learning content, an e-learning platform, workshops, and awareness campaigns.

Join us in our mission to create a sustainable future!

Early intervention programme of Amimoni travelled to Portugal and participated in the training of the “Burnout Free ECI project”, which focuses on the prevention and treatment of professional and parental burnout, with Amimoni having the role of coordinator and the training being organised by C.E.C.D Mira Sintra.

During their stay in Portugal, the team members had the opportunity to be trained and trained in modern tools and practices for the prevention of professional and parental burnout. The training included a series of activities focused on stress management techniques, enhancing mental resilience and mental health support strategies. Participants successfully completed examinations based on the content of the training, which were administered by the Cyprus Certification Society.

At the same time, the fifth transnational meeting of the project was held, which was attended by all the partner organisations. During the meeting, the next steps for the last six months of the programme were discussed and prepared.

The exchange of knowledge and experience with colleagues from other countries was particularly beneficial, creating a community of practice and support.

Sharing knowledge and experiences with colleagues from other countries was particularly beneficial, creating a community of practice and support.

We express our sincere thanks to C.E.C.D Mira Sintra for the excellent organization and warm hospitality. This experience was another important step towards improving Early Intervention services and empowering professionals and parents supporting children with disabilities.

On Wednesday, June 21 2023, at the Azima Cultural Art Space, the final event- exhibition of the digital tactile stories created during the Stories4ALL project took place. Educators and family members of visually impaired people participated in trainings on creating stories with digital tools and transforming illustrations into tactile images with the help of 3D printing.

The stories and tactile images they created themselves after the trainings were presented in the exhibition. 3D printed tactile fairy tales, orientation maps, everyday aids and object representations were presented.

The exhibition was open to the public and there was particular interest in the methodology followed for the design of the tactile objects.

We especially thank those who participated in the trainings and the exhibition, and especially the trainers and the family members of the visually impaired, who showed particular zeal and devoted valuable time to the creation of the exhibits which will be accessible from the program’s website.

 

The Story Making and Reading for ALL (Stories4ALL) project, 2021-1-EL01-KA210-SCH-000031465, KA210/ Small-Scale Partnerships – School Education Sector, Erasmus+2021 is a partnership between e-Nable Greece, MICROKOSMOS and AMIMONI and its ultimate goal is the promotion of creativity and the development of digital skills of teachers with the final recipient being the visually impaired student and the entire educational community.

The 1st EASPD conference for 2023 took place in Tirana on June 8-9. The Conference focused on the formation of policies and practices in the field of supporting children with disabilities and their families, focusing on family-centered Early Intervention practices and the creation of national Early Intervention systems.

The conference was crowned with great success, with the participation of more than 300 delegates from the Balkans and all over Europe.

In the first large panel discussion on the topic: Early Intervention in practice, coordinator Irene Bertana from EASPD presented the basic principles of family-centered intervention.

Then followed a video with the experience of Mr. Yiannis Franceskakis, a parent of Amimoni’s Early Intervention Program where he described with great emotion the contribution of the program to the well-being and empowerment of his family and the decisive role played by the individualized, holistic, family-centered character of the program and instructors in the child’s natural environment to effectively manage the complex challenges they face.

The experience of Mr. Franceskakis moved the audience, while the testimony of a parent’s experience was evaluated as very important.

Later, a panel discussion with representatives of organizations that provide family-centered early intervention was held, where Ms. Papadaki Agapi, Head of Amimoni’s Early Intervention Program was also present. Ms. Papadaki referred to the challenges facing the provision of a home-based family-centered service to children with severe disabilities, without the presence of an appropriate institutional framework. More specific reference was made to the problem of the sustainability of the programs without stable state funding, the increased responsibilities and difficulties of the members of the interdisciplinary team in exercising their role, and the difficulty of families often to perceive the need to change the intervention model and the transition from medical to social model.

On the second day of the conference, a workshop titled: “Parental and ECI professional burnout: Definition and strategies for preventing it” based on the Burnout Free ECI Project was presented by partners of Amimoni and OmegaTech.