Inclusion arrived six months ago at the Carrefour Parquesol Shopping Center in Valladolid when Carmila, a company specialized in the revitalization of shopping centers adjacent to Carrefour hypermarkets, and Envera, a non-profit organization that for 40 years has dedicated its efforts to the social and labor insertion of people with disabilities, decided to open Envera Inclusion Point, a solidarity space where people are given a second chance, as well as objects lost in airplanes and airports.
Envera landed in Valladolid last February with the inauguration of the Inclusion Point at Carrefour Parquesol in a ceremony presided over by the mayor of Valladolid, Óscar Puente, and also attended by Ignacio Tremiño, deputy for Valladolid and spokesman of the Commission for Comprehensive Disability Policies of Congress; José Antonio Quintero, president of Envera; Carlos Pilar, commercial director of Carmila; María Cid, director of the Carrefour Foundation; and Envera's beneficiaries.