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Torrevieja launches October programme to help foreign residents settle into local life

Foreign residents in Torrevieja can take part in a new programme designed to help them understand local services, find their […]

Torrevieja launches October programme to help foreign residents settle into local life

Foreign residents of Torrevieja can now join a new four-week programme starting in October to help them settle into local life. This initiative, run by Pangea Integra, aims to familiarise participants with local services, familiarize them with the town, and encourage community involvement. The programme is available to all foreign residents, regardless of how long they have lived in Torrevieja or their administrative status.

The programme kicks off on October 6, 13, 20, and 27 with four weekly sessions. The first, 'Know Torrevieja’s Resources,' introduces attendees to essential local services, explaining where they can find information, advice, and support. This session will also cover various forms of assistance available in the town.

On October 13, the 'Life in Torrevieja' session will delve into local customs and traditions, as well as opportunities to join local associations, activities, and community initiatives. This will help residents become more integrated into the town's community life.

The 'Discover Torrevieja' session, held on October 20, will take participants on a cultural visit around Torrevieja, covering its local history, heritage, and traditions. This will give residents a chance to learn more about their new home.

The final session, on October 27, will bring together residents from various countries. Participants will share their experiences of settling in Torrevieja and adapting to everyday life in the town. Further assistance can be arranged through an individual appointment with the Pangea Office.

Spaces are limited, and advance registration is necessary. For more information or to register, email pangea@torrevieja.eu.

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