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The mayor of Bullas, Peter Boy, has appeared this morning before the media as President of the Commonwealth of Mula River Social Services to disclose to the data emerging from the memory of actions of the centers: Social Services and Care Early as well as the various programs developed during 2011.

This report was approved at the last plenary session of the Commonwealth, at its meeting on 16 February.

All these actions have had as beneficiaries to 4,982 persons (14.27% of the total population of the commonwealth) with which there have been 11,441 interventions, much of which (6032) have been with families who are at high risk social exclusion by various factors, but mainly economic (1,039 families).

Chico said that according to these data, "no one is relaxed" and that from the Commonwealth "We believe in social policies so that we will continue working in the same direction."

A boy with him Peter the Coordinator of the Commonwealth, Dolores Garcia, who has signed the President's words in reference to the work and commented that "we will do everything in our power to assist families who need us most."

Another important section of the interventions correspond to the processing of the Law 39/2006, of December 4 Promotion of Personal Autonomy and Care for Dependent Persons, of the 3,299 applications processed, 2525 were resolved favorably performance of benefiting 1810 people.

The President of the Commonwealth has expressed the will of the mayor of mayors and continue meeting the needs of citizens, "we are making an effort to make money and continue with the programs of action."

The actions have been funded by the Autonomous Community of Murcia and municipalities that make up the Commonwealth (Albudeite, Bullas, Mula and Pliego) with a 50% budget (1384382.9).

From the point of view of employment, Pedro Chico commented that "the year 2011 has brought maintain 29 direct jobs and 40 indirect" also added that in the economy will be "difficult" but that work to continue to maintain most services provided by the Commonwealth.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Bullas