With the Association of attention to people with cerebral palsy and related (ASPAC), with the parent for the integration of Cáceres (Aspainca), Extremadura Federation of Deaf Associations (Fexas) and the Special Employment Centre, NovaForm
The Mayor of Cáceres, Carmen Heras, signed four agreements with associations related to the world of disability: the Association of attention to people with cerebral palsy and related (ASPAC), with the Parents Association for the Integration of Cáceres (Aspainca) Extremadura Federation of Associations of the Deaf (Fexas) and the Special Employment Centre, NovaForm.
With them, it is to promote the labor insertion of four people with disabilities, members of these associations are part of the Local Council of People with Disabilities. For this, the Municipal Institute of Social Affairs financed the hiring 28,000 euros, which carry their own associations, four people for six months.
According Heras, "the Municipal Government has been very sensitive to the world of disability and, above all, to seek integration. A few days ago we presented you the Municipal Accessibility for the first time will be adopted at this Town Hall. Last night Aspace we inaugurated an exhibition dedicated to this subject, and has been a constant work in mutual cooperation between groups involved in this and the City. "
For the City, is a priority for the normalization and social integration of persons with disabilities in the Town Hall shows involved. The ultimate goal is not just giving a specific number of jobs, but set an example for companies in a standard way to take into account the employment of disabled people in the same conditions of work, wages and hours.
For the second year, the session gives "a little step on that path" to facilitate the integration into employment of these people for what they also put up training projects for the disabled, mental, sensory and mental patients.
In them, it is direct hire persons with disabilities, train in a particular trade, economic aid workers in the project and seek avenues of integration and socializing with these people.
The Associations welcomed this collaboration that "comes at a time of crisis for everyone and is even more difficult to achieve the inclusion of these people who are qualified and take great interest in the job."
The Mayor of Cáceres, Carmen Heras, signed four agreements with associations related to the world of disability: the Association of attention to people with cerebral palsy and related (ASPAC), with the Parents Association for the Integration of Cáceres (Aspainca) Extremadura Federation of Associations of the Deaf (Fexas) and the Special Employment Centre, NovaForm.
With them, it is to promote the labor insertion of four people with disabilities, members of these associations are part of the Local Council of People with Disabilities. For this, the Municipal Institute of Social Affairs financed the hiring 28,000 euros, which carry their own associations, four people for six months.
According Heras, "the Municipal Government has been very sensitive to the world of disability and, above all, to seek integration. A few days ago we presented you the Municipal Accessibility for the first time will be adopted at this Town Hall. Last night Aspace we inaugurated an exhibition dedicated to this subject, and has been a constant work in mutual cooperation between groups involved in this and the City. "
For the City, is a priority for the normalization and social integration of persons with disabilities in the Town Hall shows involved. The ultimate goal is not just giving a specific number of jobs, but set an example for companies in a standard way to take into account the employment of disabled people in the same conditions of work, wages and hours.
For the second year, the session gives "a little step on that path" to facilitate the integration into employment of these people for what they also put up training projects for the disabled, mental, sensory and mental patients.
In them, it is direct hire persons with disabilities, train in a particular trade, economic aid workers in the project and seek avenues of integration and socializing with these people.
The Associations welcomed this collaboration that "comes at a time of crisis for everyone and is even more difficult to achieve the inclusion of these people who are qualified and take great interest in the job."
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