Children
Cyprus Red Cross Opens Child Center in Limassol
The Cyprus Red Cross is opening a Child Activity Center in Limassol.
The Cyprus Red Cross is opening a Child Activity Center in Limassol.
The anxiety in the Akrotiri area is reflected in the testimony of an Iranian resident who lives just 200 meters from the British base with his family of four.
A private school in Limassol has sparked a serious public debate after refusing to allow a school aide for a student who was officially certified as needing one. Remarkably, the child's mother offered to cover the aide's entire salary at no cost to the school — yet the answer remained no.
Alarming data has emerged from inspections of children's toys in Cyprus: nearly one in three plastic toys tested over the past five years was found to contain chemical substances exceeding permitted limits.
Thousands of students in Cyprus carry school bags every day that far exceed recommended weight limits. Textbooks, notebooks and supplementary materials are piled in regardless of whether they will be used that day — while experts have been warning for years about the consequences for posture and musculoskeletal health.
Some things in life don’t need many words to move us.
Mothers often worry when they see wax (cerumen) in their child's ear.
Young heroes like Iris, Daria, Nikola, and many others are fighting every day in the Pediatric Oncology Unit of Makarios Hospital.
With deep sadness, the school community of Apostolos Markos High School in Archangelos bids farewell to Physical Education teacher Kostas Georgiou, who...
The quick and effective response of the Ambulance Service saved a mother and her premature baby.