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Councillors and members of Afesol pose in front of the ceded land. SUR

Sheltered housing for mental health patients

Ivan Gelibter

Ivan Gelibter

Friday, 5 November 2021, 13:37

Mijas will soon have nine sheltered apartments for people with mental health problems thanks to an agreement between the town hall and the Afesol association. The council has ceded land in Camino de Campanales, in Las Lagunas, and has also contributed 350,000 euros towards the cost. The first stone of the building was laid this week.

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