Athens Introduces ‘Exypireto’ for Enhanced Social Service Access
Athens, June 23 – The Municipality of Athens has officially launched “Exypireto,” a new digital platform aimed at simplifying and centralizing access to social services for its residents. This innovative digital hub connects individuals and professionals living or working in Athens and the wider metropolitan area with a comprehensive array of free social support and guidance.
The initiative, announced yesterday, June 23, 2026, at 20:15, marks a significant step towards improving the accessibility and efficiency of social welfare provisions within the Greek capital. The platform is designed as a one-stop-shop, ensuring that citizens can quickly and easily locate the assistance they need.
Comprehensive Services at Your Fingertips
“Exypireto” offers regularly updated information across a broad spectrum of services. These include, but are not limited to:
- Emergency assistance and basic needs
- Healthcare and psychological support
- Housing assistance
- Counselling and addiction support
- Financial aid and benefits
- Education and skills development
- Family and child services
- Disability support
- Employment assistance
- Active aging programs
- Reintegration initiatives
- Referral services
Users can efficiently search for specific services using keywords and geographical criteria, which facilitates the identification of nearby support organizations and programs. The platform also provides continuous updates on various activities, events, and initiatives organized by registered social welfare organizations, fostering greater community engagement and awareness.
Benefits for Professionals and Organizations
Beyond direct public access, “Exypireto” serves as a valuable resource for health and social care professionals. They now have access to organized and current referral information, along with direct connections to collaborating service providers. This streamlines the referral process and enhances inter-organizational cooperation.
For social care organizations, the platform offers dual benefits: it acts as a promotional tool, allowing them to showcase their services to a broader audience, and a networking tool, strengthening collaboration with other entities in the social welfare sector.
Complementing Existing Initiatives
The launch of “Exypireto” complements the ongoing efforts of the digital platform of the Athens Municipality Coordination Center for Migrant and Refugee Issues (ACCMR). The ACCMR platform continues to provide specialized services and programs specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of migrant and refugee communities within Athens, ensuring that all segments of the population receive appropriate support.
This new digital initiative underscores Athens’ commitment to leveraging technology to enhance public services and improve the quality of life for its residents, making social support more accessible and integrated than ever before.
