Piraeus Municipality Launches Summer Camp, Including First-Ever Program for Children with Disabilities

Piraeus is embracing inclusivity this summer with the launch of its annual Summer Camp program, which this year introduces a groundbreaking initiative: a dedicated pilot camp for children with disabilities. This move by the Municipal Public Benefit Enterprise of Piraeus (K.DE.P.) signifies a strong commitment to ensuring that all children in the city can experience a summer filled with joy, creativity, and social interaction in a safe and supportive environment. Mayor Giannis Moralis highlighted the significance of this inclusive program, stating that it enhances participation and provides more children with the opportunity to engage equally in activities of joy and creation. The standard camp, catering to children aged 5 to 12, will run from June 22 to July 31, with registration opening on May 27. The new program for children with disabilities will operate from June 22 to July 17. Both programs have been co-designed by specialized scientific staff and educators, focusing on experiential learning and collaboration through activities like theater, music, art, and environmental education. This initiative reflects a broader understanding in Greece, and particularly in Piraeus, of the importance of social inclusion and providing equal opportunities for all citizens, regardless of ability. It’s a heartwarming development that moves beyond mere tokenism, aiming for genuine integration and shared experiences.

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The start of the K.DE.P. Summer Camps 2026, one of the most beloved and popular creative employment programs in our city, fills us with joy as, like every year, we see hundreds of children experiencing beautiful, carefree, and creative summer moments.