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| Visit to the Region's Acquired Brain Damage Association (DACEMUR), located in a 210 m2 municipal building, in La Albatalía | The Mayor of Murcia, José Ballesta, together with the Councilor for the Elderly, Disability and Development Cooperation, Paqui Pérez, this morning visited the Association for Acquired Brain Injury of the Region (DACEMUR), located on Avenida de la Ñora, in La Albatalía , on the occasion of Acquired Brain Damage Day, which is commemorated today, October 26, and which coincides with the 25th anniversary of the Spanish Federation of Brain Injury (FEDACE)."DACEMUR is one of those entities that carry out essential work and that are essential in our civil society, which was founded in 2002 and currently responds to more than 20 users in Murcia, in addition to their families, with more than 180 partners ”, highlighted the Murcian councilor during the visit, accompanied by the president of the association, Isabel López and the vice president, who read a protest manifesto, in which he highlighted“ the need to make visible both the group and their families, as their therapeutic and social inclusion needs ”.“In a context as complicated as the one we live in, from FEDACE and DACEMUR we continue to build dignity.

Because a saved life deserves to be lived ”, they stressed from the Murcian association.210 m2 on the ground floor with rooms for therapy and a large living roomSpecifically, the headquarters of DACEMUR is located in a municipal building with a ground floor, in an area of ??210 square meters.

Among its dependencies, a large 67-square-meter room stands out, as well as the occupational therapy room.

It also has a file, reception, warehouse, a nursing room and three toilets.Improve the quality of life and support family membersThe Murcian association DACEMUR helps people who suffer from these injuries to overcome and bear the consequences, and they also support families in order to improve their quality of life and social integration.

'A life saved deserves to be lived' is one of the entity's mottos, which alludes to the need to promote projects to help people who suffer brain damage, since in most cases the consequences make them people disabled.In addition, support and advice to families is of the utmost importance.

Many caregivers, generally caregivers, of these people are forced to part with their working life to dedicate themselves fully to the care of their family member.

"All human beings inherently possess the right to dignity, it is something that is not modified by the capabilities or characteristics that they may have," added José Ballesta.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia