The councilman of Social Welfare, Juan Carrion Tudela, has recently closed classes and workshops taught through Psychosocial Support Service, with the awarding of diplomas to the 23 users of this service being held in the afternoon yesterday Camilleri Tyrol in the district, in the presence of professionals of the same, monitors, and relatives who do not want to miss this moving ceremony.
The mayor expressed his satisfaction with the implementation and smooth functioning of this service is at full capacity, because "they are developing a very important from the disability area framed by the Department of Social Welfare."
So, congratulations to the professional team working on this service, for the good work done in this area and reported that "the City Council is working hard for the Disabled Day Centre is put into operation before the end of the year" .
During the ceremony, the school professionals (Elena and Ana) had words of praise and thanksgiving for all the monitors, which have developed various workshops throughout the year for her "invaluable assistance" and for users of the center, every day will increase, as they have grown from 18 students to a total of 23.
So, they agreed to say that through this service municipal, which is a pioneer in the Region of Murcia, is intended to encourage the skills and abilities of users in order to work on improving personal and social autonomy, so to be gaining independence from caregivers and families to facilitate their participation in social life standard, as stated.
In short, "it is an integral action that serves a dozen users, in addition to the specific actions carried out with patients who are at home," they said.
Then, we proceeded to the projection of images summarizing all activities and actions carried out from the center and proceeded to deliver the diplomas attesting to the good use they have made progress.
Also, students appreciated the work carried out, and proceeded to read a series of sentences full of positive messages and words of appreciation to both service professionals and their families and the City of Totana.
Finally, Carrión congratulated both the professional team that is in charge of the Service as a user of it for having successfully completed the course and wished them a happy summer to all wanted to return to classes and enthusiasm from 8 September.
Also reported that working with the IMAS to assess the possibility of converting the service in a Day Centre for people with Mental Illness in the context of the Network of Centres and Care Services Unit.
