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Visiting mobile consulate to bring services closer to Ecuadorian citizens on Formentera

The Formentera Office of Social Welfare is pleased to report that the Consulate of the Republic of Ecuador, with logistical support and collaboration from the FOSW immigration service, will offer consular services to Ecuadorian citizens residing on the island of Formentera. The mobile consulate programme will be offered 22 and 23 April 2022. Friday 22 April from 12 noon to 7.00pm, and Saturday 23 April from 9.00am to 7.00pm.

The mobile consulate will be stationed in the FOSW's new offices in Es Brolls (Formentera Day Centre), Sant Francesc. Ecuadorian residents on Formentera will be able to register births, deaths and marriages and obtain related certificates, as well as other formalities like those involving powers of attorney, apostilles for documents, criminal record certificates and changing a voter's address on file.

Scheduling appointments

To schedule an appointment for this mobile consulate on Formentera, Ecuadorian citizens must send an e-mail to econsulado@gmail.com, including their full name and surname, Ecuadorian passport or identity card number and telephone number, as well as a description of the type of consular service they wish to request.

The mobile consulate will not renew identity cards or issue Ecuadorian passports. These services can be requested at an in-person appointment at the Consulate of Ecuador in Palma. For more information on these services, please send an e-mail to consuladointerno@gmail.com and provide your contact information.


7 April 2022
Communications Office
Consell de Formentera

Eleven students complete Social and Cultural Integration Course

foto 2022 certificats CISCYesterday marked the final day of the 17th Social and Cultural Integration Course, organised by the immigration department of Formentera Office of Social Welfare. Eleven students from countries such as Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela, Morocco and Senegal received their diplomas from Rafael Ramírez, Councillor of Social Welfare.

1 April 2022
Communications Office
Consell de Formentera

Consell organises a course on serving alcohol responsibly

The Formentera Office of Social Welfare is inviting active employees of music and dance venues, especially bar staff and managers, to take part in a course it is organising on how to serve alcohol responsibly and reduce associated risks. The course is free and can be taken in two sessions, from 10.00am to 12 noon or from 5.00pm to 7.00pm, in the auditorium of the Consell de Formentera.

The course is one of various actions which build on the Consell de Formentera's campaign 'No t'ofeguis a l'alcohol' [Don't Drown in Alcohol] with collaboration from Fundación Salud y Comunidad, the small and medium-sized business association (Pimef), the Chamber of Commerce and Hotel Federation of Formentera.
 
The course aims to give participants key tips to promote safer music and dance spaces and to increase the sense of well-being among people there. The targeted training also seeks to familiarise participants with the different types of drugs and substances often found in music and dance spaces; help them to identify and correctly anticipate risk situations and stop them from becoming problematic; train them to become points of reference in the transmission of values, information and preventive tools on questions of health, and to correctly apply preventive guidelines on drug use, violent behaviour and the responsible dispensing of alcohol.

Participants must be 18 or over at the time of the course and must register by 4 April by emailing educaciosocial@conselldeformentera.cat and indicating their full name, telephone number and preferred time of training.


30 March 2022
Communications Office
Consell de Formentera

cartell 2022 dispensacio responsable

Marina Marroquí gives two talks on 31 March

The Formentera Office of Social Welfare will host two lectures with the social educator Marina Marroquí on 31 March. The first, at 11.30am in the Sala de Cultura (Cinema), is 'That's not Love', a monologue/workshop aimed at training pupils in years three and up at Marc Ferrer Secondary School (IES Marc Ferrer) to spot and prevent gender violence.

Marina Marroquí will offer a humourous stock-taking of music, television, adverts and cinema and try to instil youth with an understanding of critical thinking and how we internalise romantic love in ways which are toxic. After that, she will tell her own story of gender violence –including how she relapsed, realised what was happening, got out and got through it– and shares insight about some of the early warning signs of gender violence.

Talk for families

The second talk on 31 March, part of the cycle Talks for Families (Xerrades per a Famílies), is entitled 'How do I raise my children to prevent them from suffering violence and being violent?'. Childcare will be offered while the talks are being held.

24 March 2022
Communications Office
Consell de Formentera

foto 2022 xerrada marroqui

Consell launches emotion management programme in schools for 3- to 12-year-olds

foto 2022 gestio emocionalThe Formentera Office of Social Welfare (Conselleria de Benestar Social, CBSF) has launched an emotion management programme for schoolchildren aged 3 to 12. These workshops will take place between February and June in three schools on the island: La Mola Primary School, Sant Ferran de ses Roques Primary School and Mestre Lluís Andreu Primary School. CBSF social educators will lead this programme and it will include nine 4- to 5-session workshops for each of the kindergarten and primary education classes. The content of the workshops will be adapted to the particular characteristics of each group.

23 March 2022
Communications Office
Consell de Formentera

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