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More than 200 students from different Schools of Sewell, enjoyed with Rap Equality have been working in recent days
The "Infanta Elena", Cultural Centre was filled in this seventh edition to witness the VII Awards Gala Women Sewer, which are awarded by the City Sewer, through the Department of Social Services and Health, within the Woman area.
This time with the massive presence of students from all Centres and Primary Education and IES Sewer, with the Campaign for Equality of the 2014-2015 school year, "Sing Equality", in which they have participated and have involved all participants singing "RAP FOR EQUALITY" emerged from the work done in this campaign, conducted by the company's animated Tapia, with its monitor Domingo Pérez, who has coordinated this Rap, in the effort involving more than 400 people attending the event.
The deputy mayor of Social Services and Health, Health Hernandez howled, he had read the Manifesto March 8 that at the institutional level is provided from the Autonomous Community of the Region of Murcia.
Alongside awards, recipients have received another significant award, made a balloon bouquets and other materials, made as we have been doing for several editions Old People Day Care Center "Pedro Hernández Caballero".
Has been tremendously emotional tribute that has been taxed to him awarded the Prize for Women 2015 in Individual level CONSUELO RUIZ GOMEZ, director of Caritas Center area of ​​San Jose Obrero, since 2007 and since 2000 working in promoting and training women through the Women Association Rows of Sewell.
Where he found not only the heat of neighbors and neighboring San José del Barrio Obrero Sewer, where he arrived 40 years ago now, participating in the Neighborhood Association.
In 1978 he began with the community development project through the Workshop City Association and since 1980 a member of Caritas and participated in the Interparroquial Sewer.
This award is granted to be clear example of women committed to helping others, especially the neediest, in a totally selfless and dedicated, being a contributor to various associations, organizations and groups throughout his life, including which are mentioned above.
The Award for Institutional level, has been given to the SPORTS ASSOCIATION "SEWER FOOTBALL FEM", noting this sport organization for the promotion of women's sports, namely futsal, municipality, regional and national levels.
Armed with around 120 people in the structure of the Club, as part of the five teams that are competing in the Children category, Cadet, Junior, Regional Preferred and Second National Division and the Sport Schools.
Has today is the biggest football club in terms of number of teams across the region, and one that in its ranks, feature categories and all of them female.
Having the project, at present, the great mission of creating a solid base from the smaller classes, getting to have a team in the national female football categories to defend the different cities of Spain the name of the Club and our municipality.
These awards, granted in its seventh year, are part of the events planned by the City Sewer occasion of International Women's Day, institutionalizing them to recognize the work of those persons or entities that your life or do everyday, and help promote the full integration of women into the labor, social and cultural reality of the municipality.
The activities are completed tomorrow Saturday, March 7, in the "Infanta Elena" Cultural Center, at 21:00, depicting the play: "016 women failed to exercise" with input Charitable Donation food to benefit the Social Dining Beata Piedad de la Cruz Sewer.
'016.
Women failed to exercise ', written by playwright Murcia Fulgencio Martinez Lax and performed by the actors Blanca Moya and Morgan Blasco, the text addresses all that is behind the violence: the uncertainty, perplexity, misunderstanding, anxiety, loneliness, heartbreak, fear, disappointment or death.
The actors, alone on stage and thanks to the training received by Alicia Bernal, embody all the pain of this reality that continues to affect thousands of women.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Alcantarilla
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