The New Year cake-cutting ceremony of the Association of Greek Paralympians, at ANAPLASI, was an occasion for affectionate wishes for the New Year, a year of preparation for our Paralympians. Since 2002, ANAPLASI has been at the side of Greek Athletes with Disabilities. It is natural now that our Paralympians consider ANAPLASI to be their…
At the Panhellenic Athletics Championships for the Disabled (June 2010), the athletes gave their best! Next year they will go even further, in the 2012 Paralympic Games in London…
“Art, and especially Theater, attains the highest level only when it expresses the anguish, the need, the hope, and the expectation of personal and social liberation and emancipation.” This was the profound, yet unmistakably clear message of an unprecedented, unrepeatable performance by the National Theatre of Northern Greece in the Day Center of the ANAPLASI…
ANAPLASI welcomed the Photographic Exhibition entitled “The Blooming Greek Countryside – A New Breath of Life” by Vasilis Mylonas, which was inaugurated on April 30, 2010. All proceeds from the sale of the photographs were donated to the Hellenic Brain and Spine Foundation.
30 patients of ANAPLASI, accompanied by our doctors and therapists, visited this unique, interactive Cultural space, accessible to all with permanent or temporary disabilities. On a symbolic day, like December 3, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we encouraged our patients and their families to break social barriers…
Our patients visit the Frissiras Museum to see the exhibition “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass” by Dutch artist Pat Andrea. “It was all so great that all I can say is, when will we do this again?” Nota wrote. “It was something completely different and I can’t wait to go again,”…
ANAPLASI traveled to Manchester with our championship athletes. Our athletes in track and field, Eleni Samaritaki, Miltiadis Stathopoulos, Panagiotis Manetas, and Paraskevi Kantza, as well as Antonios Kymoundris in swimming, were distinguished for their efforts. Georgios Kapelakis in swimming (50m) won a silver medal in his category. Mrs. Blair, wife of the British Prime Minister,…
ANAPLASI, as a major sponsor of the National Athletic Federation of Persons with Disabilities, had a dynamic presence at the 6th European Blind Football Championship. Its medical and therapeutic staff offered rehabilitation services not only to Greek athletes, but also to athletes from other European countries who participated in the event. In his speech, the…
ANAPLASI accompanied our sole Greek athlete, Ioannis Vlachos, who was distinguished for his effort.
The event was organized by “ANAPLASI” Medical Rehabilitation Center, the Association of Greek Paraplegics, and the Hellenic Foundation for the Brain and Spine, on the occasion of the cutting of their New Year’s cake, at the Chantzikonstas Foundation, under the auspices of the Municipality of Chalandri.
