The presentation was attended by the president of the Real Club El Candado, Manuel Calderón de Bonis; the head of Social Action Andalusia and Murcia at Caixabank, Yolanda Solero; the Councilor for the Economy and Finance and the Malaga-East District, Carlos Conde; the fourth vice president and Deputy for Social Innovation and Depopulation of the Malaga Provincial Council, Natacha Rivas Campos; the delegate of education and sports in Malaga of the Junta de Andalucía Mercedes García Paine; the managing director of Malaga Sports and Events, José Luis Paradas.
Also, as reported in a statement from The Communication Footprint, the president of the Down Syndrome Association, Ricardo Fernández Palacios, and the president of Asamma, Francisca Aguilar, and the manager of Fmaec, José Aldecoa, entities with the these programs are carried out.
Thus, the ‘CanDown’ program aims to join and promote the inclusion of these people, help improve their physical condition and work on other values such as effort, perseverance, discipline and teamwork. It currently has about twenty participants and it is carried out with the collaboration of Down Málaga.
For us, the ‘El Candado conlas’ program has been in place for several months and with it it has been achieved, in addition to improving physical condition and sequelae of the disease such as lymphedema after lymph node emptying of the arm, to be a of the best therapies at a psychological level to face the disease of breast cancer. The program has been carried out with the collaboration of the Fmaec Y Asamma Foundation.
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