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Envera has organized its IV Solidarity Paddle Tournament, a social event which has brought together 66 players, a hundred attendees and has had 26 corporate sponsors that have made possible a day of inclusion and sport whose benefits are intended to provide scholarships for the studies of young people with intellectual disabilities so they can obtain the Compulsory Secondary Education Graduate (ESO), the minimum qualification required for any person to work or continue training.

Envera and the Pato Amarillo Association have signed a collaboration agreement to help vulnerable families at risk of exclusion, especially in the Orcasitas neighborhood of Madrid. Thanks to this agreement, Envera's Solidarity Recycling Center will donate basic necessities to Pato Amarillo so that it can reach the people who need it most. Precisely, during this week the first delivery has taken place on the part of Envera. The donation consisted of various children's products such as diapers, clothing and footwear, school supplies and toys, among other items.

Envera and MAPOMA have delivered nearly 17,500 food products to the Fundación Banco de Alimentos and Mensajeros de la Paz, destined for the people and families that these organizations serve in Madrid. These are drinks, such as water and juices, and foodstuffs that have been donated in 3,500 surplus runner's bags from the Zurich Rock 'n' Roll Running Series Madrid, which took place last April.

Fifteen unemployed people with disabilities have started their classes within the Agrojardín Envera Training Project in Alternation with Employment (PFAE), which started last March 24 and lasts for one year. This project, offered by Envera at its headquarters in Tenerife, is a mixed employment and training process in which participants obtain a training-apprenticeship contract as an agricultural laborer and for which they receive 75% of the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI). This initiative is subsidized by the Ministry of Labor and Social Economy and the Canary Islands Employment Service.

The Minister of Economy, Finance and Employment of the Community of Madrid, Javier Fernández-Lasquetty, visited this Saturday the Envera Laundry in San Fernando de Henares, a special employment center where about 140 people with disabilities work, 50% of them with intellectual disabilities.

The round table 'ESG, key to competitiveness in the industry' was held at the Industry LIVE Fair (IFEMA) in collaboration with Envera. It was attended by the Director of Sustainability of Iberia, the national representative of Airbus for sustainability and environment in Spain and the president of CPOnet, who have addressed the strategic importance of sustainability and other related issues in the process of industrial transformation.

Envera reminds people with disabilities of the importance of using the appropriate terminology to address them and CERMI focuses the celebration on the political participation of people with disabilities. This May 3, Spain commemorates the Day of the International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the Magna Carta that is based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and aims to "promote, protect and ensure the full and equal enjoyment of all rights and fundamental freedoms by all persons with disabilities".