Andrew Davies runs hotel on Island of Symi
A Manxman has been doing his bit to help refugees arriving on the Greek island he calls home.
Andrew Davies has been running a hotel for the last ten years on Symi, which has a population of around 2,500.
The island is off the west coast of the Asian part of Turkey, close to Rhodes.
Mr Davies has set up a charity on Symi, which aids those landing on the island.
He says it's clear these people are escaping some desperate situations in their homelands:
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