This financial aid will enable Aspace to purchase a new adapted vehicle, which is crucial for facilitating the transfers of individuals with cerebral palsy and their families, thereby enhancing the quality of services provided by the entity.
The deputy for Social Welfare and Family, Elena Duque, visited the organization's headquarters to gain firsthand insight into the important work they carry out. During her meeting with Aspace's president, Encarnación Navas, and the center's staff, Duque highlighted the close collaboration between the provincial institution and the association.
“"The work carried out by Aspace is an example of commitment, dedication, and closeness to those who need it most. From the Provincial Council, we continue to bet on strengthening social policies, as reflected in this year's budget, because we firmly believe in the importance of building a more just, inclusive, and supportive province."
The deputy also noted that this grant complements other financial contributions made in previous years, all aimed at promoting initiatives that improve the quality of life for users. She emphasized the Provincial Council's "firm commitment" to social entities in the province, acknowledging their work in assisting vulnerable groups.
For her part, Encarnación Navas, president of Aspace in Granada, expressed her gratitude for the support received and for the funding for the new adapted vehicle, stating that it was "very necessary" and would provide "safety and greater quality in transfers" for their users.
