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Eagles Mayor visited last night to this group of women, who are responsible for distributing fresh foods among the most disadvantaged.

The mayor called for collaboration and donated his payroll month as personal gesture of support for the work carried out by this association in the municipality

The mayor of Eagle, Bartolome Hernandez, and the mayor of Social Services, Ana Maria Miñarro, visited last night the local Caritas facilities, where they develop their social work a group of women called "Bethany Home".

This group was born in the parish of San Jose and is formed by several friends, who are responsible for distributing weekly fresh food among the most disadvantaged of the municipality (vegetables, fruits, poultry, eggs and potatoes).

This food supplement, as they call it, comes from donations from local horticultural businesses, their own financial contributions and nearly forty partners, who already have.

As explained Conception Castelo, Bethany Home, about two hundred people, integrated into over thirty families come weekly to pick these fresh foods are a nutritional supplement product that delivers nonperishable Caritas, with whom they have a close collaboration and and with the City Social Services.

After the visit, the mayor of Eagle highlighted the extraordinary work done by this group of women and appealed to citizens to participate in their upcoming Christmas season.

Bartolome Hernandez said that "actions speak louder" and donated his payroll social month for this purpose, as a gesture of support staff work developing this partnership.

For his part, the mayor of Social Services Department announced that enable a party to contribute to the upcoming Christmas season Bethany Home and emphasized the relationship of the Consistory aquiline and Caritas.

Miñarro also noted that, through a project called "Solidarity Network", monthly meetings are held with various organizations dedicated to helping those in need, which puts together what kind of aid has been to provide and who should be targeted .

Finally, the council reported that "this year the Social Services City of Eagles have served nearly fifteen hundred families, including support of all types and enabling any citizen is left unattended in situations of economic difficulty."

Source: Ayuntamiento de Águilas