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KEPAKY supports refugees and war victims through emergency language-learning programs, distribution of essential goods, and the operation of a kindergarten and an all-day elementary school for Ukrainian refugee children, fully covering all operational costs.
As an independent volunteer group, KEPAKY is able to respond rapidly to global crises. The Foundation provides support to refugees and war victims regardless of nationality, offering emergency Greek and English language programs both in-person and online.
Following the outbreak of the war in Ukraine in 2022, KEPAKY immediately mobilized to support incoming refugee families by providing food and clothing on a monthly basis. The Foundation expanded this effort by establishing a kindergarten and an all-day primary school in Ayia Napa for Ukrainian refugee children, enabling parents to work while their children learn in a safe environment.
Program Features
The program ensures stability, education, and care for refugee children while supporting families’ integration and livelihood in Cyprus.
KEPAKY’s Psychological Support Program provides free individual sessions and experiential workshops for children, adolescents, and adults facing social, emotional, or family difficulties.
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 has been active in the field of Autism since 2010, creating and equipping a Model Center for Employment, Care, and Therapy in Limassol. The Foundation continues to support individuals and families and has produced a Practical Guide for Individuals with Autism, updated regularly.
KEPAKY created the short film “Accessibility in the City for All” and organized a city walk to highlight challenges faced by people with disabilities and mobility issues, promoting awareness and social responsibility.
