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On the occasion of Mayor's Day, held every year on October 3, the Councilor for Social Services, Carmen Martín, received today Wednesday, October 4, a group of 180 elderly blind users of ONCE.
During the visit, the mayor accompanied the group, headed by the president of the Territorial Council of ONCE in the Region of Murcia, Teresa Lajarín, for the main dependencies of the Consistorial Palace.
"Today we are facing a new generation of older people that has nothing to do with those of 20 or 30 years ago," he said, while emphasizing that they are "updated people, full of motivations and concerns."
Thus, he pointed out that one of the concerns of the council that he directs is to be able to offer seniors "quality resources that meet your needs and your cultural and leisure expectations."
And is that, has pointed out Carmen Martin, "in life is never stopped learning or growing, ultimately enjoy."
He has shown his desire that the elderly who have visited the Palace today enjoy during their stay in Cartagena, its people, its gastronomy, its culture and its museums.
For her part, the president of the Territorial Council of ONCE in the Region of Murcia has thanked the councilor and her team who have made it possible for the group to visit the city, during a visit in which they have been able to know "wealth and being of the Carthaginians and Carthaginians. "
Finally, Lajarín has highlighted the work of ONCE colleagues and workers, who during their work "have worked to make ONCE what it is, delivering enthusiasm day by day and making it possible for us to have the services and benefits we enjoy all ", as well as the work of the territorial delegation of the association in Cartagena and the City Council.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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