
Arona, second municipality in Tenerife with most homeless people
A Cáritas report reveals 307 people live in extreme residential exclusion, aggravated by tourist pressure and seasonal employment.
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A Cáritas report reveals 307 people live in extreme residential exclusion, aggravated by tourist pressure and seasonal employment.

The municipality launches three training and creative projects for families during the summer school holidays.

The regional government allocates 27 million euros to modernize health centers and reduce waiting lists.

Students who have previously applied for grants will now benefit from a more streamlined and agile process.

The Canary Islands Emergency Service advises on proper food storage to avoid risks during high temperatures.

The City Council organizes activities to promote child development and strengthen emotional bonds between parents and children.

The City Council and the Cabildo de Gran Canaria collaborate to fund basic expenses for food and essential utilities.

The island institution aims to protect this natural site from unauthorized transit by visitors and residents.

The municipality took part in a community event in Hermigua to foster social well-being and active aging.

An Atlantic trough is expected to bring a general drop in temperatures after days of intense heat across the region.

Authorities remind beachgoers of the importance of respecting coastal signage to avoid biological risks and accidents this summer.

The arrival of an African air mass intensifies the weather event across the archipelago for the coming days.