Hope For Children is offering a free educational summer school program for teenagers aged 1216 in Nicosia and Larnaca, focusing on topics like cyberbullying and diversity. Participants receive free access, snacks, and lunch, making this an empowering opportunity to learn and grow.
The “I Feel Confident” program by Dove and Hope For Children CRC Policy Center empowers Cypriot students aged 10 to 17 to embrace healthy body image and selfconfidence, tackling social media’s impact on selfperception with educational resources for students, teachers, and parents. Launched in 2022, this initiative has already reached over 1,000 youths, fostering a future where young people can navigate life confidently amidst societal challenges.
The PwC Cyprus Foundation launched an educational outreach programme during Global Money Week, focusing on enhancing financial literacy among the youth. Partnering with local ministries and organizations, it provides interactive sessions led by PwC volunteers to teach students vital financial skills, with the theme “Protect your money, secure your future.” This initiative highlights the commitment of PwC Cyprus Foundation to empower the younger generations with essential financial knowledge, ensuring a prosperous future for all involved.
The Cyprus Friendship Programme (CFP) unites Greek and Turkish Cypriot teenagers through activities like public speaking and cultural exchanges to foster peace and understanding. With over 100 participants annually, the program aims to bridge the gap between divided communities in Cyprus and the US, creating a tapestry of unity in a oncedivided homeland.
Cyprus Considers Lowering Voting Age to 17 Cyprus is on the brink of allowing 17yearolds to vote in elections, a move that could reshape the country’s political landscape. Spearheaded by Disy MP Averof Neophytou, this transformative proposal has garnered support from various political factions and the government, hinting at a potential constitutional amendment by May 2026.
