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The Foundation of Cultural Creation for Children and Youth is located in the Larnaca district and was founded by the Ministry of Education and Culture. The Foundation was created in order to form a vector which will promote the upliftment of the   spiritual, artistic and scientific level of the people of Larnaca, as well as Cyprus in general with special emphasis on children and youth. From 2010, the Foundation was housed in the old Warehouses of Agiou Lazarou in Larnaca and develop a variety of activities. During 2011 the foundation organised theatre workshops as well as learning labs of musical instruments.

Address :

Faneromenis 67 ,

6025

Larnaca

Telephone :

24001502

Website:

http://www.cityoflarnaka.com/sindesmoi/ipd/

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