Oct 16, 2017 | News, Social Welfare, Women and Seniors
Redován (10/16/2017). The City Council of Redován has approved this morning the call for School Aid Bono Elementary School 0 to 3 years. These grants will be of a maximum amount of 300.00 euros to 10 children enrolled in the first cycle in Children's Schools of the municipality of Redován.
The bases and the application form are available to all the neighbors of Redován, in the Social Services, Town Hall and in the electronic headquarters / transparency portal of the Town Hall in the page www.redovan.es.
The deadline for submitting applications will be today 10/16/2017 and until 03/11/2017 (inclusive). Before registering applications in the City Hall it is advised that applications can be reviewed by social service staff. And for this they can go Monday to Friday from 10.30 to 13.30 hours to the Social Services units located on the 1st floor of the Social Center of the doctor's office.
Sep 14, 2017 | Councils News, News, Social Welfare, Women and Seniors
In the framework of the Joint Plan for the prevention of drug addiction and other addictive behaviors of La Vega Mancomunidad, the new school year begins with the CONTROL @ program: PREVENTION OF RISKS IN THE USE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES, INTERNET AND SOCIAL NETWORKS
The Control @ program is carried out in the four municipalities of the municipality: Algorfa, Jacarilla, Redován and San Miguel de Salinas and has the support of the subsidy granted by the Diputación de Alicante, includes educational workshops with more than 40 sessions directed to the courses of 5º, 6º of primary and 1º of secondary with the objective of reaching the 303 students of the schools of the mancomunidad. These educational workshops will offer information on associated risks, self-control skills, social skills and leisure management.
The program includes training workshops for parents, specifically, will be four talks to be held next week in each of the municipalities of the Commonwealth. The workshops will be Monday, September 18 in Algorfa, Tuesday, September 19 in Redován, Wednesday, September 20 in San Miguel de Salinas and Thursday, September 21 in Jacarilla. These workshops are free and can be attended by anyone interested.
The project is complemented by an innovative communication campaign through social networks with information actions, advice and online resources for families to be carried out throughout the school year.
For some children, even for some parents, having free time means sitting in front of a screen to play, watch series, videos, chat, browse, buy …, the options are endless – we know – and before a withdrawal of “the source of pleasure”, we see how they react with anger, irritability, anxiety and attitudes that often cause family conflicts.
Where is the line between normal use and risk?
Social networks and new technologies can lead to alter sleep, food, performance, social life and interest in other activities marking the beginning of a possible technological addiction. That’s why parents need to know what to do to prevent and detect them early.
For Emilio Fernández. President of the Commonwealth “new technologies are already essential in our daily lives, from the young to the elderly, in one way or another, they connect daily to the network they use to communicate, work, have fun, .. But if we do not discuss the need for these tools, if we are very seriously concerned about the indiscriminate and continued use that some young and not so young, make screens and
mobile devices, and that in their most extreme case may end up suffering a technological addiction. It is necessary, from health criteria, to act as soon as possible so that our children make healthy and adequate use of these new technologies ”
In order to assist and guide the parents or the youth themselves on these issues, they can contact the Community Prevention Unit of Addictive Behaviors of the Commonwealth (UPCCA MLV) through the municipal social services and through the web of the www.mancomunidadlavega.es or the blog of the UPCCA MLV https://lavegapreviene.wordpress.com
