The Manilva Town Hall has concluded the unified workshops of the Social Welfare Delegation, which have taught leather craftsmanship to users for three months. The mayor and the councillor visited the Senior Citizens' Home to see the results.
The Manilva Town Hall has announced the conclusion of the unified workshops of the Social Welfare Delegation, which took place over three months at the Senior Citizens' Home and ended on August 26. The mayor, Mario Jiménez, and the responsible councillor, Laura Salazar, visited the centre to check the work done by the users with craftsman Jesús Coronil.
In the room, the creations made during the workshop were displayed, including decorative items, bags, and leather purses. The mayor expressed his satisfaction with the results and the warm reception these activities have received from participants.
Salazar highlighted the work of her delegation to carry the project forward and announced that the third workshop will soon begin, with the intention of consolidating this initiative within the delegation.
The unified workshops are part of the municipality's social welfare activity offerings, aimed at promoting participation and creativity among residents.
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