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Free government housing in Troodos for institutions caring for disabled children

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The government of Cyprus has approved a plan to provide free housing in Troodos for institutions and organizations caring for children with disabilities.
The initiative, proposed by the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works, will allow two government homes to be allocated each summer.
Minister Alexis Vafeiadis emphasized the importance of using these homes to create joyful experiences for the children in need.
The proposal was approved by the Cabinet on July 8, 2026.
Additional details regarding the application process and eligibility criteria have been outlined.

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The government of Cyprus has approved a plan to provide free housing in Troodos for institutions and organizations caring for children with disabilities.
The initiative, proposed by the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works, will allow two government homes to be allocated each summer.
Minister Alexis Vafeiadis emphasized the importance of using these homes to create joyful experiences for the children in need.
The proposal was approved by the Cabinet on July 8, 2026.
Additional details regarding the application process and eligibility criteria have been outlined.

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