For the last years there seems to be a renewal of the former policies of supporting and sponsoring of Romanian schools for Aromanians of Albania. As a recent article in the Romanian media points out, the kindergarten, primary and secondary schools in the Albanian town of Divjakë where the local Albanian Aromanians pupils are taught classes both in Aromanian and Romanian were granted substantial help directly from the Romanian government. The only Aromanian language church in Albania is the Transfiguration of Jesus (Aromanian "Ayiu Sutir") of Korçë, which was given 2 billion lei help from the Romanian government. They also have a political party named "Aleanca për Barazi dhe Drejtësi Europiane" (The Alliance for European Equality and Justice), and two social organisations named "Shoqata Arumunët/Vllehtë e Shqiperisë" (The Society of the Aromanians/Vlachs of Albania) and "Unioni Kombëtar Arumun Shqiptar" (The Aromanian Albanian National Union). Many of the Albanian Aromanians (Arvanito Vlachs) have immigrated to Greece, since they are considered in Greece part of the Greek minority in Albania.