Creama, the Consortium for the Economic Recovery and Activity of the Marina Alta, and the Association of Women with Disabilities Red, have formalized today, Monday, April 22, a collaboration agreement with the aim of developing active policies that promote the integration social and labor of women with disabilities.
The agreement, signed by both entities, establishes a joint commitment to develop programs aimed at promoting the well-being and empowerment of women with disabilities. In addition, Creama and Xarxa are committed to working closely together to create inclusive job opportunities and improve the quality of life of the community in the municipality. The agreement will have an initial validity of one year, with the possibility of being renewed by expressed extensions, up to a maximum of three years.
Among the main points of the agreement are collaboration in the development of active policies that promote the social and labor insertion of women with disabilities, the exchange of experiences and the development of techniques that benefit people with disabilities, or the commitment of Creama to inform the Network of those job offers that are appropriate to the profiles and abilities of women with disabilities.
Likewise, the agreement involves the establishment of a reciprocal flow of information between both entities to channel job offers, selection processes, professional guidance, training and support for labor integration.
The Association of Women with Disabilities Network is a state and government organization, founded in 2005 to respond to the special needs of women with disabilities. It is made up of women who work to achieve full normalization of the lives of those with disabilities and real gender equality and currently has the participation of 942 women.
The Councilor for Economic Promotion, María José García, highlighted that "this agreement contributes to our desire to create a more inclusive and equitable society, where all people, regardless of their abilities, have easy access to job opportunities and can develop their Maximum potential".
