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Mandarin Chinese courses, from beginners to crochet, climbing, astronomy, workshops, role play and many more.
The Youth Council has prepared 90 leisure and free time to prevent young people from getting bored during the winter.
The alternative recreational program T-LA last winter until March.
Youth Councillor, Ruth Collado and the president of Youth Council, Manuel Soler, reported this morning that youth activities can take up to Cartagena March.
The budgetary allocation this year is 40,000 youth leisure euros, ten thousand euros less than last year.
However, Young has managed to increase the number of workshops and tours offered.
In winter, 90 activities are planned, while in 2011 were 83.
The activities that stand out are the Mandarin Chinese course, the carnival celebration in the Park will be Torres, astronomy course, the theater workshop l pape, the clay breaks hiking, climbing, introduction to crochet and RPGs.
Also as usual, also made ​​trips outside the municipality. Young people can decide whether to spend a weekend in Granada, go to Madrid to see the Lion King musical or, for example, visit the park's mining Union.
These activities are very dynamic and that's what I like doing them, assured Manuel Soler.
Infomeetings
Since it launched the T-LA are many young people involved in the Cartagena Youth program activities.
In fact, from 2010 to 2011, increased participation and 39% were 2600 boys who signed up for the workshops.
The mayor of Youth has been quite pleased with the turnout figures.
From 2009 to 2010 were enrolled in more than 800 people activities, while from 2010 to 2011 were 1032 more.
In order that the number of kids who are targeted in T-LA continues to grow, Youth has decided to promote the recreational program in the schools.
Volunteers from the council will move to the 12 institutes that are in the municipality of Cartagena to talk to secondary students in all activities organized throughout the year.
The talks will begin in the polytechnics, Ben Arabi and St. Isidore.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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