Federation of Greek Elderly Citizen Clubs of Melbourne & Victoria host Vasilopita cutting event

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The Federation of Greek Elderly Citizen Clubs of Melbourne & Victoria (FGECCMV) held its annual Vasilopita cutting ceremony on Tuesday, January 28, in a festive event filled with joy, music, and dancing.

Members and attendees enjoyed a rich spread of food, drinks, and desserts, creating a warm atmosphere to welcome the new year.

The Federation’s president, John Kostoulias, along with the Board of Directors, volunteers, and everyone who contributed to the event’s success, received congratulations for the impeccable organisation.

The Federation continues to operate as a vital support network for elderly Greek Australians, ensuring they remain connected with their heritage and community.

Dignitaries present at the event included Federal MP Keith Wolahan, Manningham Council members: Anna Chen, Isabella Eltaha, and Jim Grivas, Healthy Ageing Participation Officer Fia Moraitis, the Coordinator of the FGECCMV, Kyriaki Antoniadou, Kaiti Georgiou on behalf of the Cyprus Community of Melbourne and Victoria, Martha Antoniadis, Treasurer of the FGECCMV and Kostas Alaveras, Member of the Coordinating Council of SAE Oceania.

Closing the event, the Federation’s president thanked all attendees and wished them health and happiness for the new year.

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