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The President of the Guardianship Association of People with Disabilities (Astus), Joaquín Barberá, presented the latest developments that are taking place from the association.

This meeting took place at the Prolam Occupational and has benefited from the presence of the councilor for the Social Care, Antonio Calderon.

In particular, Astus submitted guides related hobbies Cartagena, who conceived and designed the disabled.

These notebooks, mugs and diferntes delibros types, all inspired in Cartagena, will be distributed at tourist offices in the city and then sell them in different souvenir shops.

PROLAM director, Amparo Sánchez Ortega, said that about five thousand copies will be distributed equally in several schools in the municipality.

Barbera explained that tourists passing through Cartagena usually buy souvenirs of the city and PROLAM workers are trained to perform this type of object.

This is a nascent market to PROLAM has directed its efforts, in addition to filling a gap until now.

For his part, Antonio Calderon added that with these measures for workers in the center demonstrate your initiative and feel Cartagena.

The councilman of Social Care has also expressed support PROLAM City Council and acknowledged the enthusiasm of its workers in this project.

TONER COLLECTION

The collection service toners and ink cartridges is another major developments set PROLAM to firms interested in collaborating with the environment.

At the end of this presentation, Barbera along with Antonio Calderon have shown the office where several workers performed with several computers, put up with emulators, notebooks.

Astus is a nonprofit association that provides services to people with intellectual disabilities and cerebral palsy and their families in all stages of life.

From prevention and early intervention, to the care and housing, to education, occupation, leisure and culture.

A member of FEAPS Astus-Murcia (Federation of Organizations for people with intellectual disabilities), and has at present approximately 2270 members, 470 families and 123 professionals attended.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena