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Thessaly Region launches baby package program for 6,200 families

The Thessaly Region has launched a new social welfare initiative providing 6,200 baby packages to new families across the region. The program, which has a total budget of 500,000 euros, is funded by the Regional Development Program.

Regional Governor Dimitris Kouretas officially commenced the distribution at the Maternity Clinic of the University General Hospital of Larissa. Each package contains essential hygiene and care items for newborns, including shampoo, baby wipes, onesies, towels, and diapers. Additionally, the packages include informational materials regarding breastfeeding, postpartum depression, and vaccinations.

To be eligible, parents must be permanent residents of Thessaly and have children born on or after August 1, 2026. Packages must be collected within two months of the child's birth from the respective Regional Unit headquarters by appointment. Required documentation includes identification, proof of the mother's AMKA, the child's birth certificate, and proof of permanent residence.

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Dimitris Kouretas · Thessaly region · University General Hospital of Larissa