The actions have included pruning, cleaning, maintenance of garden areas, and the planting of new plant species in these spaces of special significance for the residents.
The mayor of Valverde, Carlos Brito, highlighted the importance of caring for cemeteries at this time and thanked the student-workers for their efforts in ensuring these spaces are in the best condition.
For her part, the Councilor for Education and Social Services, Cristina Brosed, emphasized that the program allows individuals to learn by working, gain professional experience, and improve employability, while providing a service to the municipality.
The project, co-financed by the Valverde City Council, the Canary Employment Service, and the Ministry of Labor and Social Economy, has a duration of 11 and a half months. It offers 20 individuals training and employment in gardening, combining theoretical learning with practical experience in real environments, reinforcing the municipal commitment to training, job opportunities, and the conservation of public spaces.
