The director of the Social and Institutional Relations Caja Castilla La Mancha (CCM), Martin Molina, has signed agreements of collaboration with the Down Syndrome Association of Toledo, the Provincial Association of Parents of Handicapped Children and Adults (APAN) , Association of brain damage of Castilla-La Mancha (ADAC) and the Foundation for Brain Injury protect (FUNDACE) for a total of 47,500 euros with which the grantee, fallen earth buy chips, to four projects of these organizations.
Thus, its president, Ruben Sanz, has indicated that this partnership that CCM makes every year to the association "means stability to keep doing projects that benefit the population with Down syndrome."
For its part, APAN Toledo, association with nearly 50 years of history, will receive $ 10,000 to, sto power leveling, expand an occupational center for the association, with which the Social Work CCM works since last year.
APAN President Toledo, Jose Luis Serrano, emphasized that this grant may extend deadlines in occupational center, which currently has 40 people, and help provide better care to people with intellectual disabilities in the province of Toledo .
People with brain damage
As, sto credits, for ADAC, a regional association dedicated to the care of people with brain damage from strokes and traffic accidents, work, sports or otherwise, will receive 25,000 euros for the financing of adaptation projects that have the pre-service aimed at incorporating the work of these people.
As explained by its president, Maria Carmen Hair, the process of labor market incorporation of these people is "very difficult" because they have memory problems, mental fatigue and adaptation. In this regard, he indicated that there have only been able to incorporate four people to work after seven years of training.
Finally, FUNDACE, also regional and dedicated to people with brain damage, you will receive an amount of 4,000 euros. The president of the foundation, Miguel Perez, has stressed the youth of the association and indicated that this is "a very important complement to ADAC."