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Seven young people who are preparing to enter the labor market in the occupational center of Envera - Association of Employees of Iberia Parents of People with Disabilities, have been incorporated this Wednesday to the municipal staff of the City of Colmenar Viejo for work experience for the next three months.

The incorporation of these young people is the result of the agreement signed in 2018 between the City Council and the non-profit organization that comes to expand and strengthen the collaboration between the two entities to achieve greater and better integration of people with intellectual disabilities.

On April 9, 2019 took place in Madrid the signing of the collaboration agreement between the World Compliance Association (WCA) and Envera- Asociación de Empleados de Iberia Padres de Personas con Discapacidad. Through this agreement, both organizations show their involvement in the implementation of projects related to compliance and the social and labor integration of people with disabilities.

The theater company Cuento contigo, formed by beneficiaries and professionals of the Envera Occupational Center, has premiered its new musical storyteller Cuando las niñas vuelan alto, an adaptation of the text by Raquel Díaz Reguera, with the support of Iberia and the NGO Aviación Sin Fronteras.

The project Cuento contigo aims to bring inclusion to the little ones and make visible, through theater, the capabilities of people with intellectual disabilities, breaking down prejudices and demonstrating that we can all be the best at something. This adaptation also extols other important values such as equality, respect for diversity and the desire to excel, demonstrating that with the necessary support, there are no unattainable heights for anyone.

The Blas de Otero Cultural Center hosts the exhibition Al borde del aeropuerto, part of the 20th Anniversary of PHotoESPAÑA. The photographer Antonio Martín, with intellectual disabilities and member of Envera (Association of Iberia Employees Parents of People with Disabilities), has portrayed the residents of the Alameda de Osuna neighborhood for more than twenty years. The exhibition, curated by the Mingote award winner Miguel Berrocal with the support of Iberia, can be visited from April 13.