Axion Hellas completes health and education mission in remote Ionian islands

Axion Hellas, a Greek non-profit organization, completed its 19th ngo connected Saturday, providing medical, acquisition and taste support to some of Greece’s astir distant Ionian islands.

The ngo visited the Diapontia Islands (Othonoi, Erikousa, Mathraki) and Paxos, where small, often underserved communities were provided with specialized care.

On the Diapontia Islands, the team treated each 150 imperishable residents, each implicit the property of 50, with 9 aesculapian specialties addressing section wellness needs.

In Paxos, location to astir 2,500 residents including 500 children, 22 aesculapian specialties served the community. A total of 551 residents were examined, and 2,324 aesculapian tests performed.

In summation to healthcare, the ngo ran six acquisition and taste programs, involving 355 children and 67 adults. A lasting publication included a wall creation installation by internationally acclaimed creator CacaoRocks astatine the Paxos School Center.