The council has finalized the incorporation of 37 local unemployed residents to enhance key areas such as social services, home care, geriatrics, and public space maintenance. This initiative, with an approximate investment of 700,000 euros, is co-financed with the Government of the Canary Islands.
The hires include positions for cooks, home care workers, geriatric assistants, drivers, cleaning and waste collection laborers, electricians, plumbers, builders, and administrative assistants, all coordinated with municipal departments to meet the basic needs of the population.
Through an agreement with the Cabildo Insular de La Gomera, the hiring of 29 unemployed individuals over 60 years old was managed. These individuals will provide services within the municipality under municipal coordination, thereby reinforcing various areas and contributing to public service.
“"This program is a testament to this City Council's commitment to its citizens. We are not only generating job opportunities for the unemployed but also strengthening essential services that improve the lives of our residents. The coordination with the Government of the Canary Islands and the Cabildo allows individuals over 60 to actively participate and contribute to our community."
“"Each contract represents a direct impact on the community, from caring for the elderly and families to maintaining our public spaces. Thanks to this collaboration, we can offer quality employment and improve the services we all use."
Through this initiative, the Vallehermoso City Council reaffirms its commitment to social inclusion, local job creation, and the continuous improvement of municipal services, implementing an active policy that directly benefits the entire community.
