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- Monthly sessions will be held to strengthen workers’ skills and improve citizen care.
David Calvo, the Councilor for Social Services of the Plasencia City Council, has provided information on training courses aimed at Social Services staff.
The council is committed to the continuous training of municipal professionals. Therefore, this year, talks and training courses will be organized for area workers to enhance their skills.
Training activities will be spread throughout the year, with one or two sessions per month lasting approximately two hours each. The first training session took place on February 20, focusing on Alzheimer’s disease, its progression, symptoms, and care. The second session will be held on March 20, addressing the emotional impact on caregivers and self-care strategies.
Additionally, an informational session on foster care will be held on March 28 in collaboration with the Extremadura Regional Government to address queries regarding the process and available support for foster families.
Training on diversity, provided by the Triángulo Foundation, focusing on psychosocial and healthcare for LGTBI individuals, is also planned. Courses on mental health, anxiety, and suicide prevention will be conducted to equip technicians with tools to handle such cases appropriately.
Municipal Diversity Support Center
Furthermore, the City Council is working on establishing the Municipal Diversity Support Center, offering assistance from Monday to Friday to anyone in need of information or advice. The Triángulo Foundation will manage this service, providing support to users and their families.
El 20 de marzo se llevará a cabo la segunda sesión, centrada en el impacto emocional en los cuidadores y las estrategias de autocuidado. Además, el 28 de marzo se realizará una sesión informativa sobre el acogimiento familiar en colaboración con la Junta de Extremadura, con el fin de aclarar dudas sobre el proceso y los apoyos disponibles para las familias acogedoras. También se tienen programadas formaciones sobre diversidad, a cargo de la Fundación Triángulo, dirigidas a la atención psicosocial y sanitaria a personas LGTBI. Además, se impartirán cursos sobre salud mental, ansiedad y prevención del suicidio para equipar a los técnicos con las herramientas necesarias para abordar estos casos de manera adecuada.
Por otro lado, el Ayuntamiento está trabajando en la consolidación del Punto de Atención Municipal a la Diversidad, que estará disponible de lunes a viernes para brindar información y asesoramiento a cualquier persona que lo necesite. La Fundación Triángulo se encargará de gestionar este servicio, ofreciendo apoyo a los usuarios y sus familiares.
