Anglican Church of Paphos Bereavement Support

Essential Information

The Bereavement Support ministry came into being early in 2014. We are a small team of volunteers who are happy to meet with people who have lost a family member or friend. Our contacts come mainly from the Funeral Ministry. We contact the family a few weeks after the funeral to see how they are getting on and to see if they would like to talk to someone.

However, we are more than happy to talk with anyone who has suffered bereavement. You do not have to be a church member to contact us. If you, or anyone you know, would like to talk to a member of our team, please contact our qualified bereavement counsellor Jill Dare on 26 911489 or Chris Hoskins on 97 753973.

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Tala Roundabout Sculpture
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Tala Roundabout Sculpture

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Sea You Beach Bar Update
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Mandria desalination unit back in action in August
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Mandria desalination unit back in action in August

The desalination unit in Mandria area, destroyed when a fire ripped through it on December 6, will be up and running in early August, Paphos district governor Charalambos Pittokopitis said on Wednesday. Pittokopitis, who was informed about works on the plant by the Kouklia desalination plant administrator, said repairs were on schedule to be fully […]
Cyprus opens applications for digital nomad visa programme
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Cyprus opens applications for digital nomad visa programme

The migration department on Wednesday announced the start of applications for residence permits under the Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa scheme. According to the announcement, the scheme “aims to attract nationals from non-European Union (EU) and non-European Economic Area (EEA) countries, allowing them to reside in Cyprus”. This is conditional on the premise that their work […]
Paphos-Polis highway project expected to be awarded by October
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Paphos-Polis highway project expected to be awarded by October

Transport Minister Alexis Vafeades has expressed confidence that the construction contract for the much-anticipated highway connecting Paphos to Polis Chrysochous will be awarded by October. Speaking on the sidelines of Greece’s Independence Day celebrations in Paphos, the minister said the project is expected to attract interest from Cypriot contractors, as it falls within the capabilities […]
Paphos celebrates March 25th
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Paphos celebrates March 25th

Paphos marked Greece’s March 25th Independence Day with grandeur, as students, war veterans, National Guard units and members of various organisations took part in a celebratory parade along Griva Digeni avenue, accompanied by a marching band. A large crowd gathered to watch the parade, with Transport Minister Alexis Vafeades attending on behalf of the government. […]