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The mayor of San Javier, Pepa Garcia and the councilman of Social Services Maria Angeles Chumillas have joined today by Minister for Social Policy Joaquín Bascuñana and managing director of the Instituto Murciano Social Action, Mary Elizabeth Alone on a visit to the construction of the Center Early attention to building the Association for the Integration of the Disabled in the region of Mar Menor, Aideman, on a plot of 5,000 meters donated by the municipality of San Javier.

Aideman president, Francisco Garcia led them on the visit has shown hopeful that the center can become operational in late 2010 as he awaits the completion and equipping of facilities at a time "which must stir the imagination to get money from anywhere, "said Francisco Garcia highlighted" the generosity that the San Javier society and the entire region which has always shown towards Aideman. "

The director, whose department provided 350,000 euros from 600,000 budget had the first phase of the project has highlighted the quality of the facilities, which are well advanced, and noted that "the center will be a reference Aideman in early intervention with innovative facilities like a pool of treatment. "

Joaquin Bascuñana recalled that the new Early Childhood Center, which stands next to a day center in Neptune Street San Javier, may serve up to 500 children from 0 to 6 years and up to 20 of the 14 professions currently working.

The mayor of San Javier has shown Aideman currently serves 240 children in early intervention "with quality care but lack of space and means, so it has highlighted the importance of new facilities" to be modeled by size, design and services. "

Pepa García resale enhance the importance of early attention "because it is the cornerstone for any further progress in the children."

The new building stands on a municipal plot in Neptune Street, which already has a day center which serves 31 severely disabled, was begun in May 2008.

Barrier-free, light and airy building is designed to provide the highest quality service to users and their families, with 12 recovery rooms, a swimming pool treatments, physiotherapy rooms, multipurpose room and offices for other treatment services and administration.

Ready to accommodate up to 20 professionals and service to 500 users.

Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier