Workers in the Special Employment Centre Totana (CEDETO) have made in recent weeks several activities under rehabilitation workshops and other therapeutic character and social and sport integration.
This initiative is made temporarily compliance under the collaboration agreement by CEDETO with Association of Special Employment Centres in the Region of Murcia (ACEERM) by 2015 in order to perform planning, organization and implementation of adjustment services personal and social;
as stipulated by the EEC Regulation.
One of two of Psychology and School of Health Directed (ESAD) Under that agreement between the two institutions, three workshops were scheduled.
Workshop Psychology and Education Road, was taught by a graduate in charge of the Unit for Victims of Trafficking and President of the Spanish Association of Traffic Psychology, in which various issues relating to trafficking workers CEDETO were raised, of great interest in the work they do every day, both in vehicles and on motorcycles.
CEDETO employees continue to conduct similar workshops in collaboration with ACEERM, so they can benefit from them all disabled workers from Special Employment Centre.
Meanwhile, the two workshops of the School of Health Directed (ESAD), were held in morning and afternoon;
and they were coordinated by a Senior Technician in Physical Activity and Sport CEDETO disabled workers, with great success, both exercises and showed clear improvement physically attending the same workers.
The Special Employment Centre Totana (CEDETO) is municipally owned, and its purpose is the integration into the labor market of disabled workers, 39 workers, of which 99% are disabled being integrated.
It performs, among others, Urgent Messaging services through "REDYSER" and collaborator of Postal Services UNIPOST for individuals.
In addition, the municipality of Totana Totana performs various services such as access control to schools and libraries, municipal service control of ORA and administrative services in the Service of Citizen of the City of Totana, among others.
