Costa Blanca News

ADIS adapted van for work

- By Barry Wright

BENEFICIAR­IES of the Vega Baja associatio­n for people with functional diversity (ADIS) now have an adapted van to take them to their places of work or employment training.

The donation was made by Las Colinas Golf and Country Club, at Dehesa de Campoamor, and the Gmp foundation, who united to promote the social inclusion of people with intellectu­al disabiliti­es in the Vega Baja area.

The nine-seat vehicle has been totally adapted to accommodat­e people with reduced mobility.

The donation was made at the golf club last Friday (February 3), and was attended by ADIS president, Lourdes Pérez; Gmp foundation director, Francisco Fernández; and Las Colinas director of operations, Javier Rodríguez.

At the presentati­on, it was revealed that this donation ‘responds to an urgent demand in the

Vega Baja, a large area with poor communicat­ions,where the population is very widespread and needs unified resources that respond to different realities’.

Sr Fernández said: “It is important to remember the big difficulti­es that this collective has accessing work, and that thanks to this vehicle we are facilitati­ng the employment of people with intellectu­al disabiliti­es, which for many years has been one of our foundation's principle lines of action.”

Sr Rodríguez added: “Las Colinas Golf and Country Club is proud to participat­e with an initiative like this. We have a tradition of supporting the dozens of solidarity initiative­s started by Grupo Gmp each year and we cannot fail our community on this occasion. ADIS is an reference point for integratio­n and we hope this vehicle will help its members to have the quality of life they deserve.”

 ?? ?? Photo: Gmp foundation and Las Colinas Golf and Country Club
Photo: Gmp foundation and Las Colinas Golf and Country Club

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