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Since last July 1, Jumilla is being developed in the 'Toy Library Summer' attended by 510 children between 3 and 12 years.

Recently, the councilman of Social Policy, Mariana Gómez technician with the Program for Prevention and Social Services psychologist Maria Antonia Simon and the media have made a visit to these playgrounds to test 'in situ' development of these .

The summer playgrounds are aimed at "children occupy a part of their free time on holiday a fun and educational way."

This will carry out activities of daily school review, during the first hour of the morning, and every day make a different activity: dancing, crafts, sports, film forum, "the intention is to educate them to use their free time a healthy way, "said Mariana Gomez said.

You work in a cross on issues such as health education, education in values and shared responsibilities at home, among others.

Maria Antonia Simon also the ultimate goal is "to prevent children from starting to use drugs, health educators so they do not acquire bad habits."

The activity is part of the Municipal Drug Addiction.

The playgrounds will last until the end of this month and are held at 09.45 hours to 13.00 hours, in different schools in the city: San Francisco, Our Lady of the Assumption, Miguel Hernandez, Prince Felipe and social premises of the District of Santiago .

In total there are 28 contracted instructors, belonging to the Cultural Habitat Company is responsible for implementing the program.

The toy libraries are doing for several years and each year the number of participants has been higher, "which shows that, for both parents and children, playgrounds are a quality educational environment where parents leave, with confidence, knowing that children are taking advantage of the time, "said the psychologist.

For Mariana Gómez valuation is "very positive, as year after year increase applications and the demand from children and the assessment made with mothers and children at the end of the same, always has been positive. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla