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Also, moved to 9 people to shelters |

The 'Cold Campaign' aimed at transients and homeless people and by the Mobile Emergency Service and Social Care (SEMAS), attended last winter 119 people of whom 105 are men and 14 are women

By nationality, 68 Spaniards, 22 Bulgarians, Romanians nine six Moroccans four Senegalese, three Algerians, a German, one French, one Portuguese, Slovenian, an Estonian, a Czech and an Ecuadorian.

During this period, 27 SEMAS partitioned sleeping bags and blankets 16 and 39 provided hot drinks or food.

Authority also moved to nine people to shelters and delivered 20 blankets, sleeping bags 37 and 39 hot drinks to passers and Immigrant Services, Child Team Deprotection and Accompaniment Service for Social Inclusion.

This attention to people who have difficulty attending service points planned reception and usually pays for them, and especially strengthens at night in winter.

In addition to providing this support, this service advises them on existing municipal resources.

The SEMAS mind at all times with the help of employees of Citizen Service, at night, and the local police.

Moreover, the area responsible for SEMAS José Morales explained, on the 2nd April, at the College of Social Work Alicante the work of this device.

This entity had shown interest in this municipal service and arranged for interested social workers from the neighboring province, a Day called 'Social Work in Social Emergencies, from local government.

An experience from the municipal level: SEMAS (Mobile Emergency Service and Social Care), the city of Murcia.

In the talk, Morales spoke about the creation of the Service, your goals, and organizational aspects as well as its resources, protocols and practical aspects.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia