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The Association of Parents of Children Deficient Jumillano, Aspajunide, celebrating its 30th anniversary, and on this occasion, on Friday inaugurated the program of events from the Association have organized to commemorate its three decades of existence.
The first was the opening of the photo exhibition "30 years to remember. Our path in images", which is offered in snapshots, a tour of the early work of the Association, which will be completed next October 23 with a second sample.
To celebrate the anniversary, the Association has also edited a magazine in which plasma trajectory since its inception, and whose presentation was given by Cajamurcia Foundation Manager, Pascual Martínez Ortiz.
Social work and constant work and Jumilla Aspajunide place every day, were some of the concepts that Martinez said in his speech, pointing further that "we should look at this work with sincere feeling of admiration because it is an association and role model to regional and even national level. "
Meanwhile, Carmen Olivares Flores, President of Aspajunide, thanked the daily work of professionals in the association, and in particular to the various boards of directors "who put their grain of area to be where they are today."
Juan Calabuig, Councillor for Social Policy, also attended the event, and highlighted the exemplary management model that develops ASPUNIDE, adapting to change and improve their organizational capacity exponentially.
"The city of Jumilla has recently staked this management model, and has therefore entrusted the management of one of the municipal centers Aspajunide day because we understand that your career the supports and are confident that the work will play the same way that they have been doing so far. "
The Director General of Persons with Disabilities, John Brown, was in charge of closing the event, noting that Aspajunide has managed to become a benchmark in the region, enabling disabled people of the town, enjoy a full life, and have access to universal rights such as the right to work, once unthinkable, and now a reality thanks to partnerships as Aspajunide effort.
"We have taken a huge step for naturally understand and see people with disabilities, and that is in part thanks to social policies gradually bear fruit. If we understand and learn to speak the same language will be moving "concluded John Brown.
The next event planned by the Association will be Friday, September 27, with the screening of two short films, "Delay" and "Innocent", after which there will be a conference table with the participation Agueda Sanchez, deputy Aspajunide, Isabel Piqueras, coordinator Masvida Day Centre and Juan Fernandez, head of the rehabilitation center.
Also during the month of November, the association will hold open days to bring their daily work Jumilla society, and publicize the services they offer.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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