Paraplegic Association of Greece

Vehicle

The Paraplegic Association of Greece was founded in 1977 with the aim to support people with severe mobile disabilities, to facilitate their social integration and to improve their quality of life.
Recipient
Paraplegic Association of Greece
http://www.paspa.gr/
Grant title
Vehicle
Year
2014
Location of Grant
Attica
Program Area
Social Welfare

In 2014, Greece had approximately 15,000 paraplegics and quadriplegics out of which 5,000 are members of one of the Association’s 4 subsidiaries (Athens, Thessaloniki, Lamia and Argos). The Athens subsidiary offers services to about 2,500 members. The Association offers numerous services and is involved with a variety of activities such as support and home visits, the monitoring of the implementation of laws of relevant benefits, the operation of a specialized beach, a wheelchair basketball team, workshops, the organization of exhibitions, excursions, and the circulation of a bimonthly magazine.

Vehicle

 

The grant regards the purchase of a specialized vehicle with capacity to transport up to 5 wheelchairs. With this vehicle the transport of persons with mobile disabilities to hospitals and other state agencies is made possible. Approximately 250 people with mobile disabilities, 60% of which are over the age of 65, will be transported per year to their various destinations.

In 2014, Greece had approximately 15,000 paraplegics and quadriplegics out of which 5,000 are members of one of the Association’s 4 subsidiaries (Athens, Thessaloniki, Lamia and Argos). The Athens subsidiary offers services to about 2,500 members. The Association offers numerous services and is involved with a variety of activities such as support and home visits, the monitoring of the implementation of laws of relevant benefits, the operation of a specialized beach, a wheelchair basketball team, workshops, the organization of exhibitions, excursions, and the circulation of a bimonthly magazine.

Vehicle

 

The grant regards the purchase of a specialized vehicle with capacity to transport up to 5 wheelchairs. With this vehicle the transport of persons with mobile disabilities to hospitals and other state agencies is made possible. Approximately 250 people with mobile disabilities, 60% of which are over the age of 65, will be transported per year to their various destinations.

Recipient
Paraplegic Association of Greece
http://www.paspa.gr/
Grant title
Vehicle
Year
2014
Location of Grant
Attica
Program Area
Social Welfare

In 2014, Greece had approximately 15,000 paraplegics and quadriplegics out of which 5,000 are members of one of the Association’s 4 subsidiaries (Athens, Thessaloniki, Lamia and Argos). The Athens subsidiary offers services to about 2,500 members. The Association offers numerous services and is involved with a variety of activities such as support and home visits, the monitoring of the implementation of laws of relevant benefits, the operation of a specialized beach, a wheelchair basketball team, workshops, the organization of exhibitions, excursions, and the circulation of a bimonthly magazine.

Vehicle

 

The grant regards the purchase of a specialized vehicle with capacity to transport up to 5 wheelchairs. With this vehicle the transport of persons with mobile disabilities to hospitals and other state agencies is made possible. Approximately 250 people with mobile disabilities, 60% of which are over the age of 65, will be transported per year to their various destinations.

In 2014, Greece had approximately 15,000 paraplegics and quadriplegics out of which 5,000 are members of one of the Association’s 4 subsidiaries (Athens, Thessaloniki, Lamia and Argos). The Athens subsidiary offers services to about 2,500 members. The Association offers numerous services and is involved with a variety of activities such as support and home visits, the monitoring of the implementation of laws of relevant benefits, the operation of a specialized beach, a wheelchair basketball team, workshops, the organization of exhibitions, excursions, and the circulation of a bimonthly magazine.

Vehicle

 

The grant regards the purchase of a specialized vehicle with capacity to transport up to 5 wheelchairs. With this vehicle the transport of persons with mobile disabilities to hospitals and other state agencies is made possible. Approximately 250 people with mobile disabilities, 60% of which are over the age of 65, will be transported per year to their various destinations.

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