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The councilor for Social Rights, Estíbaliz Masegosa reported today that the Social Services of San Javier have served 211 families, representing a total of 480 people, since the confinement began three weeks ago.
Masegosa recalled that the Social Services Center continues to operate at full capacity with all regular staff and asked users to come to the Service if they need help, before reaching a limit situation.
The mayor recalled that the attention in Social Services is carried out from the phone 968 19 07 82, from Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 14:00 and in the mail servicios.sociales@sanjavier.es
In the daily report that the mayor of San Javier, José Miguel Luengo, offers on social networks, the councilor for Social Rights took the opportunity to remember that the guidance service for young people and families with problems due to any type of addiction through Project is also still active. Man with whom you can continue to contact on the phone 968 28 00 34 or at prevencion@proyectohombremurcia.com.
Masegosa presented the protection masks that cover all faces, prepared by the Rafa Can Foundation and the "Coronavirus Makers" movement, which have already been made available to the Local Police, Civil Protection and other municipal services such as Home Help.
In addition, they make them available to any other group of those who are working with the public who can request them through Civil Protection San Javier on the phone 661561495 or at Protección.civil@sanjavier.es
The mayor of San Javier, José Miguel Luengo again asked the population to continue to maintain rigor in complying with the confinement guidelines and reiterated the need to stop the possible movements and arrivals of people who come to the coast from the Region of Murcia and other communities.
José Miguel Luengo recalled the reinforcement of the controls by all the security forces and the use of other methods to detect these movements through control of water consumption, or garbage collection.
Luengo clarified that "it is not a question of stigmatizing anyone" and that although San Javier is a municipality that has always tried to attract visitors at the moment, it is forced to try to avoid it for a public health reason.
The mayor today presented the blog cineyvaloressj.com and its promoter the psychologist from the San Javier Social Services Center, José Tortosa who, together with his children, has launched a blog reflecting on the values ​​that help to live better for through movies and movie characters.
José Tortosa intervened to present and invite the public to learn about the blog, which he also intended, he explained, to combat "another silent pandemic, loneliness, which also especially affects the elderly."
Films such as "Chain of favors", "Momo", "Matilda", "The guardian of words", "The boy who tamed the wind" and others serve to reflect on values ​​such as generosity, friendship, trust, solidarity, or The family, among others, in a blog that "contributes to making the isolation at home more bearable," said the mayor, who thanked Tortosa for the initiative.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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