Agapis Melathron “St. Haralambos” Care Home

Fire-safety system

Agapis Melathron “St. Haralambos” Care Home is a non-profit Care Home located in Aigio, Western Greece, providing support exclusively to people experiencing financial hardship.
Recipient
Agapis Melathron “St. Haralambos” Care Home
https://a-melathron.gr/
Grant title
Fire-safety system
Year
2026
Location of Grant
Achaea
Program Area
Social Welfare

The care home hosts 52 elderly residents of whom the majority is bedridden. The organization also runs a non-profit daycare (for approximately 50 children aged 6 months–3 years) in the same building. Additionally, as wider outreach it operates a meal provision program to low-income residents of the area, as well as a medical equipment loan bank supporting the care at home of seniors across the regions of Corinth, Patras and Kalavryta.

Fire-safety system

 

The grant regards support toward a complete fire-safety overhaul of the facility. Works include replacement of all 85 fire detectors, a new 16-zone control panel, new external hydrants, a fire-resistant door as well as evacuation plans and staff training, crucial for bedridden residents.

The care home hosts 52 elderly residents of whom the majority is bedridden. The organization also runs a non-profit daycare (for approximately 50 children aged 6 months–3 years) in the same building. Additionally, as wider outreach it operates a meal provision program to low-income residents of the area, as well as a medical equipment loan bank supporting the care at home of seniors across the regions of Corinth, Patras and Kalavryta.

Fire-safety system

 

The grant regards support toward a complete fire-safety overhaul of the facility. Works include replacement of all 85 fire detectors, a new 16-zone control panel, new external hydrants, a fire-resistant door as well as evacuation plans and staff training, crucial for bedridden residents.

Recipient
Agapis Melathron “St. Haralambos” Care Home
https://a-melathron.gr/
Grant title
Fire-safety system
Year
2026
Location of Grant
Achaea
Program Area
Social Welfare

The care home hosts 52 elderly residents of whom the majority is bedridden. The organization also runs a non-profit daycare (for approximately 50 children aged 6 months–3 years) in the same building. Additionally, as wider outreach it operates a meal provision program to low-income residents of the area, as well as a medical equipment loan bank supporting the care at home of seniors across the regions of Corinth, Patras and Kalavryta.

Fire-safety system

 

The grant regards support toward a complete fire-safety overhaul of the facility. Works include replacement of all 85 fire detectors, a new 16-zone control panel, new external hydrants, a fire-resistant door as well as evacuation plans and staff training, crucial for bedridden residents.

The care home hosts 52 elderly residents of whom the majority is bedridden. The organization also runs a non-profit daycare (for approximately 50 children aged 6 months–3 years) in the same building. Additionally, as wider outreach it operates a meal provision program to low-income residents of the area, as well as a medical equipment loan bank supporting the care at home of seniors across the regions of Corinth, Patras and Kalavryta.

Fire-safety system

 

The grant regards support toward a complete fire-safety overhaul of the facility. Works include replacement of all 85 fire detectors, a new 16-zone control panel, new external hydrants, a fire-resistant door as well as evacuation plans and staff training, crucial for bedridden residents.

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