KEPAKY’s Psychological Support Program provides free individual sessions and experiential workshops for children, adolescents, and adults facing social, emotional, or family difficulties.
Mental health is a core pillar of KEPAKY’s mission. The Foundation implements a Psychological Support Program staffed by a qualified psychologist, offering safe, confidential support to vulnerable individuals.
The program includes individual sessions and experiential workshops tailored to the social and emotional needs of children, adolescents, and adults.
Program Features
The program enhances emotional well-being, supports personal development, and improves the quality of life for individuals and families.
The “Yellow Line of Help and Solidarity” is one of KEPAKY’s signature programs, launched in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic to support individuals and families facing socio-economic hardship. What began as a volunteer initiative under exceptional circumstances has evolved into a lifeline for thousands of households across Cyprus, offering food assistance, essential goods, and free psychological and social support.
KEPAKY offers psychological services in schools, supporting students through individual and group sessions addressing emotional, educational, and behavioral challenges, while also collaborating with teachers and parents to improve the school climate.
KEPAKY declared environmental awareness as its campaign of the year in 2016–2017, launching a nationwide art competition on the theme “The Environment is in Our Hands” and organizing exhibitions and a tree-planting event.
KEPAKY’s Social Support Program provides individualized assistance through a professional Social Worker, offering needs assessments, guidance, and coordination with community and state services to support vulnerable individuals and families.