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The Youth Housing Office, the training available and the Centre Local youth employment, the Department's main attractions.

Youth Councillor yesterday presented the balance of his term in the first year in office in which he highlighted the services offered from the Informajoven.

This service works in different areas of training, games or information.

He is currently collaborating with the Department of Youth, for developing a good practice guide for youth participation.

Other activities of Informajoven made during this first year are to promote young artists, AMPAS programs, youth correspondents, individual-level interventions on issues of sexuality and conflict resolution, leads to different municipal services that match the query demand.

In several training courses are offered throughout the year

Councilman stressed from the activity in recent months, the workshops with students from IES Archbishop Lozano and Infanta Elena on drug prevention and conflict resolution, which helped the AMPAS as well as youth correspondents program secondary schools, setting up the facebook page of the Youth Council of Jumilla, the implementation of Buscón Anonymous, or the promotion of the Contest ArteJoven.

Moreover, the Local Employment Center for Youth is for boys and girls aged between 16 and 30 years, and last year, in June 2011 to 2012, service data speak for themselves:

Number of new accounts: 116

Number of inquiries received: 304

Job seekers: 116

Training applicants: 83

Jobs run: 9

Young hired by direct mediation of the Center: 8

Number of entrepreneurs: 16

Companies created: 4

So is the Youth Housing Office, in which the total number of consultations during this period was 256, the figures obtained will demonstrate the proper operation of the service, and indeed the Youth Housing Office is established.

The Youth Housing Office this year has launched the "shared story", a program that aims to facilitate contact among young students and workers who see a way to share accommodation to save costs and to facilitate independence. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla