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The Mayor of Lorca, Francisco Jodar, accompanied by the sisters in charge of Social Work of St. Louise de Marillac and the councilors of Social Services and NGOs, Mari Carmen Ruiz and Antonia Lopez, has reopened this morning the nursery of St. Joseph Calasanz after rehabilitation of the damage of earthquakes of May 11, 2011.

Jodar has recalled that the rehabilitation of these facilities has been made possible by the insurance compensation and solidarity contributions of many individuals and organizations, including the Bureau for Development is the City of Lorca, with donations finalists Kutxa Foundation and Housewives Association of Consumers and Users of Lorca.

Jodar has recalled that these facilities had major earthquake damage, the insurance only covered 80% of the cost of repair and play an important role in supporting families who are lorquinas worse. "

"The Social Work of St. Louise de Marillac is a humanitarian organization covering social needs that have increased with the earthquakes, whose costs have increased substantially just at a time when revenues were reduced," said the mayor.

Jódar thanked the social work done by this institution, which has managed to repair the five classes and three bathrooms in a hundred children developed FTAA project activities, alternative to the street.

The mayor recalled that since the earthquake, these minor activities are taking place in the Chapel of San Roque Town Hall temporary Lorca.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca