The City Council and the Vallehermoso Seniors Association promote actions that promote meeting, active participation and healthy aging
The Vallehermoso City Council continues to develop different activities aimed at the elderly in the municipality, programming aimed at promoting participation, coexistence and social relations between residents of the different neighborhoods.
These actions aim to bring revitalization proposals to the different centers of the municipality, generating meeting spaces where older people can share experiences, participate in activities and strengthen links between neighborhoods. The initiative is developed thanks to the joint work of the Vallehermoso City Council and the Vallehermoso Seniors Association, entities involved in the creation of spaces that contribute to the well-being, autonomy and active participation of this group.
The proposals include visits, meetings and different coexistence activities that allow the elderly to enjoy shared moments, get to know other spaces in the municipality and maintain an active participation in the social life of Vallehermoso.
The mayor of Vallehermoso, Emiliano Coello, highlighted that "we continue working so that our elders are an active part of the life of the municipality, creating spaces for meeting and participation where they can share, enjoy and maintain the links that make up the community."
Likewise, he pointed out that "building a town also means taking care of our elders, recognizing their importance and facilitating that all neighborhoods have opportunities to meet and coexist, counting on the collaboration of the Vallehermoso Elderly Association."
The City Council highlights the importance of continuing to promote this type of initiatives, which value the role of older people as a fundamental part of the identity of the municipality and as transmitters of the history, traditions and values of Vallehermoso.
With these actions, Vallehermoso advances in the creation of a more participatory, close and inclusive municipality, where all generations have spaces to share and be an active part of the community.
