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Padel adapted, workshops, literacy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, cultural activities and entertainment are some of the services offered by the new center 'Juan Cerezo' located in Rincon de Seca Ballesta: "It was the first initiative in Spain aimed exclusively at young with physical disabilities, a pioneer driven by Fandif / Cocemfe, whose excellent reception has necessitated expansion "
Padel adapted, workshops, hydrotherapy, literacy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, cultural and leisure activities ... they are some of the activities offered by the new Day Centre for Youth with Physical Disabilities Dependents 'Juan Cerezo' of Fandif / Cocemfe, a new space expands its seats to 25 and features personalized services for these young people, aged between 16 and 40 years.
The new facility, located in Rincon de Seca, was inaugurated this morning by the mayor of Murcia, José Ballesta, the president of the regional government, Pedro Antonio Sanchez, and the president of Fandif / Cocemfe (Federation of Associations Murcianas of Physically Disabled and / or organic), Carmen Gil, and replace the old center of the fleet, which was launched in 2011.
"It was the first center in Spain dedicated exclusively to young people with physical disabilities, a pioneering initiative driven by Fandif / Cocemfe, whose excellent reception has enlargement made it necessary," said José Ballesta, who added that "regardless of the limitations and potential da each person, young people are young and want to have fun with people their age, new activities and enjoy autonomy, and these facilities can do counting with the best social and professional support. "
The center has a total of 9 employees (social worker, physiotherapist, nurse, therapist, psychologist, speech therapist, caregivers ...) and various volunteers "who are always necessary," said the mayor.
Physiotherapy, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, Speech, Psychology, Nursing, Healthcare, Paratransit and Food: specifically, the following services are offered.
These services are complemented by a series of programs aimed at achieving greater autonomy for each of the young people through the program of social, cognitive, psychosocial, rehabilitation development, etc.
adapted sports activities such as paddle tennis, futsal adapted, hydrotherapy (which is done once a week in a nearby pool facilities) as well as cultural activities, leisure and free time are also included.
The official opening of the new facilities also attended by the Councillor for Social Rights, Conchita Ruiz, and the Minister of Family and Equal Opportunities, Thomas Violante.
multidisciplinary work and more extensive facilities
The new facilities represent a significant expansion of available space for young users, who now enjoy specific areas for each activity.
Thanks to this, of the 15 seats arranged by the Instituto Murciano Social Action (IMAS) that existed (in addition to three private places), Famdif now has 25 seats accreditation for the new center.
Before this initiative Famdif, there were hardly any specialized day stay spaces for young people with physical disabilities dependent on the Region of Murcia.
After two years of work, users now have more extensive facilities and quality service in the coordinated work highlights the different specialists.
Collaboration for equal opportunities
Murcia City Council collaborates with Famdif through different agreements to support the work that develops from Federation and the promotion of accessibility and removal of architectural barriers that particularly affect people with mobility problems and is part of the commitment the city of Murcia turn in a city 100% accessible.
Also, Famdif carried out the project 'care, social awareness, promotion and participation of volunteers' collaboration with the City Council.
joint activities respite and empowerment, and plans specifically aimed at these young outlets are also performed.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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