José Manuel Fernández, mayor of Manilva, accompanied by councillor Dean Tyler Shelton, has visited the Bosquipark facilities in Sabinillas, which will be operating as a social kitchen in a few months.
Aimed at the most disadvantaged people, the proposal was included in the election manifestos of the parties that make up the governing coalition.
Details of the service:
➡️ More than 150 people will benefit from this service every day.
➡️ It will be run by the experienced Asociación Emaus.
➡️ Five jobs will be created.
➡️ The social kitchen will be self-financing through grants.
➡️ The Town Hall will provide the premises.
➡️ Meals will be collected on site, although a vehicle will be available to make deliveries to people with disabilities.
➡️ The service will run from Monday to Friday. On Fridays, packs will be prepared for the weekend.
➡️ The people most in need will be assessed using a points-based scoring system.
