The Mayor of Vila-real, José Benlloch, has expressed his concern and understanding regarding the anxiety conveyed by the families of the AMPA of CEE La Panderola. This concern arises from an error detected in the tender for Campus Natura, a key initiative for family reconciliation and the provision of educational and leisure activities for children with functional diversity during school holiday periods.
The Mayor's Office has sought to convey a message of reassurance and respect to the families, acknowledging the vital importance of this service for both users and their families. Benlloch emphasized that inclusion and attention to diversity have been, and will continue to be, an absolute priority for the municipal government team.
“"The commitment to people, inclusion, and attention to diversity has been, from day one, an absolute priority for the government team, and will continue to be so."
Once the error in the publication of the new contract's specifications was detected, technical and administrative mechanisms were immediately activated to find solutions. These solutions will be sought through direct dialogue with the AMPA, listening to their proposals and responding to their needs, in line with the city council's commitment to inclusion and the well-being of its citizens.
The Vila-real City Council reiterates its firm commitment to guaranteeing an adequate, quality service adapted to the real needs of Campus Natura users and their families.
