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The Social Centre for the Elderly in Molina de Segura has increased over the year 2013 the number of workshops

Users of the Social Centre for the Elderly in Molina de Segura celebrate Christmas recovering these dates own traditions.

To do this, have a full program of activities which began last Monday, December 16, 2013, and runs until Sunday, January 5, 2014.

Thus, the elders have opened the Bethlehem and enjoyed a performance by the Coral 'Miguel Illan' composed of members of the Social Centre itself and recited various carols along these days.

Also, for the Sunday, January 5, is planning a party with King Cake and proceed to the closing of the cooking workshop.

The CEO of the Murcia Seniors Social Welfare Institute (IMAS), Enrique Perez, also stressed the inclusion in the agenda of intergenerational meetings, because "contribute significantly to strengthening ties between young and old."

Also, users of this Social Centre also organized the charity event 'Seniors Solidarity' with the aim of collecting non-perishable food and deliver it to the Parish Center Caritas in Molina de Segura to "help those who are faring worse and promote values ​​as important as solidarity, "Perez said.

The CEO of Older highlighted the "high participation of older" in these activities as well as its proactive nature and his desire to want to be involved in the decoration of the center's facilities and the various initiatives undertaken during these days.

These activities, he said, "reinforce the regular programming and are an engine to enable older remain active and retain the illusion of this group by celebrating traditional festivals, making something special for them."

More workshops

Enrique Perez recalled that, during the year 2013, the Social Centre for the Elderly in Molina de Segura has conducted 23 workshops, compared to 15 the previous period, in which participated 650 users.

The Senior Center of Molina de Segura, who has more than 10,000 members, shares its facilities with the Day Centre Specifically, in this case, those who are 20 users daily receive special attention, including occupational therapy programs so they can keep their personal autonomy without losing contact with his family.

Source: CARM