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Contract signed for new care center in Heraklion for elderly support

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Nikos Hardalias has signed a contract for the construction of a new Elderly Care Center (KAPI) in the municipality of Heraklion.
The initiative aims to enhance the social care structures and support for senior citizens.
Hardalias emphasized that the protection and dignified living of the elderly are non-negotiable priorities for the Attica region.
This new facility will be the first of seven such centers being developed in various municipalities within the Attica Prefecture, funded by regional resources.
The project reflects a commitment to respecting and caring for the elderly population.

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Nikos Hardalias, the Regional Governor of Attica, signed a contract on July 21, 2026, for the construction of a new Senior Citizens' Center (KAPI) in the municipality of Heraklion, Attica. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance social care for the elderly, emphasizing the importance of providing dignified living conditions for older adults.

During the signing, Hardalias stated that ensuring the protection and dignity of seniors is a non-negotiable priority for the Attica Region, underscoring the respect and care that older individuals deserve. The new KAPI in Heraklion is the first of seven centers planned for various municipalities within the region, funded by the resources of the Attica Region. This project aims to systematically support the elderly population and improve overall social services available to them.

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