Children

ELEPAP is open to children with motor disability and neurodevelopmental disorders between the ages of 18 months and 16 years.

Our goal is to provide these Brave Kids with the rehabilitation programs they need so that they can reach their maximum potential.

In this way they can become as independent and functional adults as possible and can be effectively integrated in society.

The ELEPAP children can attend therapeutic and education programs under the same roof.

They have access to:

The children are assigned to the classes/levels of the Early Education and Therapy Intervention depending on their cognitive ability and their difficulties. The following units operate under this “education umbrella”:

  • Mixed Day and Day Care Center – “Thea Lena” Nursery
  • Day Care Department
  • Preschool- Kindergarten

Depending on how often the children can come to ELEPAP, they attend the Regular, the Periodic, the Summer Program or the Early Education and Therapy Intervention Program for their therapies.

The Regular Program is a long term, individual therapies program for children between 18 months and 16 years and their families that is designed specifically for the child’s needs.

The Periodic Program is intended for children and families who live far from the ELEPAP branches. The families visit ELEPAP with the children for medical follow-ups and for an integrated therapies program at regular intervals.

The Summer Program is intended for children of the State Special Schools and Kindergartens after the end of the school year. During one month the children attend a daily program of creative activities, musical events and adapted sports activities. They are transported either by school buses or by their parents.

Therapeutic Programs

Medical monitoring

The Clinics of ELEPAP provide on a daily basis services from:

Daily by a:

  • Physiatrist
  • Orthopedic surgeon
  • Pediatrician

Regularly by a:

  • Pediatric Neurologist
  • Ophthalmologist
  • Dentist
  • Pediatric Psychiatrist

ELEPAP Athens cooperates with the Second Orthopedic Clinic and the Pediatric Neurology Clinic of the Children's Hospital "P. Mr. A. Kyriakou "

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