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[Cyprus Times] Events of love and humanity continue to be held by various institutions and organisations ahead of Easter

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Events of love and humanity continue to be held by various institutions and organizations in view of Easter The Paphos Police delivered food parcels to the Cyprus Red Cross Paphos Branch

Events of love and humanity continue to take place in view of Easter by various bodies and organisations.

Specifically, a visit to the offices of the Cyprus Red Cross - Pafos Branch was made on Great Thursday by Pafos Police Director, Nikos Tsapis, with a delegation of the Pafos Police Force, during which they delivered a large quantity of food in view of the Easter holidays.

Food and essentials were received by the President of the Cyprus Red Cross Paphos Branch, Maria Korakidou, who expressed her appreciation for the contribution of the Paphos Police Department in supporting the vulnerable families who receive assistance through the Cyprus Red Cross Paphos Branch.

For his part, Mr. Tsapis said that once again the Paphos Police, demonstrates in practice its social face and social sensitivity and wished the whole world a Happy Easter.

Also, in a statement, the Mayor of Athienou Kyriakos Kareklas, President of the Social Welfare Committee of Athienou, congratulated the Athenians who once again continue to stand by those in need, giving from the heart for their fellow man.

Specifically, he was the recipient these days of various offerings that were arranged and distributed before Easter, through the Social Welfare Committee of Athienou, to individuals and families in need, so that they can spend their holidays as best as possible.

Mr. Kareklas said that the continued love and support to the Social Welfare Committee from individuals and companies of the Municipality to help those in need, gives strength to everyone to continue their God-given voluntary work.



Coca-Cola HBC Cyprus donated a significant number of its products to the Pancyprian Volunteer Coordinating Council (PCC) as part of the "Adopt a Family" Easter campaign, which is being implemented for the 8th year by the PCC to support vulnerable families, the Council said.

The donation made a significant contribution to the WCC's efforts to ensure that vulnerable families have what they need for Easter. The items were distributed through the Provincial Volunteer Coordinating Councils/Volunteer Bodies to families in need in all provinces.

Source: CNA


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