Madrid regional minister to open Casaverde intergenerational centre in Móstoles
The new centre aims to bring generations together and develop an innovative approach to social and healthcare support. Madrid regional minister for Family, Youth and Social Affairs Ana Dávila-Ponce de León will officially open Grupo Casaverde’s new intergenerational centre in Móstoles on Thursday, October 29. The ceremony, which begins at 10am, will also be attended […] The post Madrid regional…
Madrid regional minister Ana Dávila-Ponce de León is set to officially open a new intergenerational centre in Móstoles, organized by Grupo Casaverde, on Thursday, October 29. The centre, located at Calle Petunia, 8, aims to foster connections between different generations and enhance social and healthcare support for the elderly and those in need of assistance.
The ceremonial opening, beginning at 10am, will feature a commemorative plaque unveiling, speeches, and a guided tour of the facilities. The ground floor will be dedicated to social and healthcare support, wellbeing, and activities promoting physical and cognitive fitness. Visitors will also be able to view residents' rooms and intergenerational apartments, and witness daily resident activities.
Grupo Casaverde, a company specializing in physical and neurological rehabilitation for older people and those with support needs, has been operating five centres in the Community of Madrid for ten years, with around 650 places available. The new centre has already hosted intergenerational events, such as music-based storytelling between residents aged 80 and local children and young people.
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