Allwyn has announced the complete renovation and upgrade of the “Stella Soulioti” Children’s Therapy Centre of the Cyprus Red Cross as part of its new long-term healthcare programme, Allwyn Care. The initiative, officially launched on May 27, 2026, aims to modernise the centre’s infrastructure to meet international care standards and enhance specialised treatment for children with severe disabilities.

The project was marked by a special event attended by President Nikos Christodoulides, Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides, and other officials. The upgrade will include a full refurbishment of the building, additional therapy rooms, and improved outdoor areas, increasing the centre’s capacity to serve around 170 children annually and creating more than 35 new jobs.

Since 1957, the “Stella Soulioti” Centre has provided therapeutic support to children with physical and developmental challenges. The renovation is expected to enhance treatment quality and support over 9,000 therapies each year, advancing both the welfare of children in Cyprus and positioning the centre to accommodate children from other regions. This initiative continues Allwyn's commitment to healthcare and corporate social responsibility in Cyprus.