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The Minister of Social Policy, Women and Immigration Services today placed the first stone of the new Center for Child Care (IAC) of Sewell, who will be 185 seats more to care for children aged four to 36 months.

The new infrastructure, located on Paseo Pintor Pedro Cano, are built on a plot of 1,024 square meters, provided by the local council, and represents an investment of 900,000 euros for the construction and equipping of the center.

The CAI will have nine classrooms, with capacity for 100 seats, designed for children between 24 and 36 months, three classrooms with 70 places for children aged between 12 and 24 months and one of 15 places for children, 4 to 12 months.

There are also plans to build a meeting hall, a multipurpose room, dining room, dressing room, kitchen, sleeping area for babies and a central patio of 140 square meters.

This infrastructure, one that adds to the network of points CAI'sy Child Care (ISP's) in the region, is designed to promote the reconciliation of work and family life of parents, especially mothers .

Therefore, will have extensive office hours to minors, which will run from 8:00 until 20:00.

Also be offered complementary activities aimed at children aged three years, may attend the games room, workshops and summer school.

Bascuñana stressed the "great effort" by the regional government for the Autonomous Region of Murcia has sufficient infrastructure, which enable people to balance work and family life.

In this regard, he added that "in the case of Sewell must be noted that since the Ministry has done in the past three years, a significant investment of more than two million euros, which has four centers subsidize a total of 446 seats. "

The Minister was accompanied by the mayor of the town, Lazarus Mellado, and stressed "the important work being done from the Centres and Points of Care for Children in the Region, in which children receive comprehensive care and personalized by specialist staff providing them service. "

Source: CARM