one of the most anticipated festivities of the year
creativity and costumes to celebrate this traditional festival that marks the beginning of Lent
The festival will begin on Maundy Thursday and will culminate on Wednesday
coinciding with Ash Wednesday and the traditional burial of the sardine
Activities will take place in all its districts
the city will welcome the Carnival with the traditional Arribo
a parade along the Ramblas accompanied by Queen Belluga and the giants of the Casa de la Caritat
color and joy will flood the streets of the city
Another of the most awaited moments of Carnival are the rúas and cavalcades
it will be the turn of the expected Carnival parade
Eixample and many other neighborhoods with music
is celebrated with enthusiasm in the various neighborhoods of Barcelona
tastings and activities for the whole family
the ‘Entruita’t’ reaches its tenth edition
offering a tortilla tasting at the Mercado de la Marina
followed by a tortilla snack and concert at the Centre Cívic Font de la Guatlla
the arrival of La Reina Boombeta marks the beginning of the festivities
the Association Institute for the Promotion of Catalan Culture organizes an omelette contest in the Raval
the Barri Can Rectoret casal offers a ‘Minicuina de tortillas’ workshop followed by a contest called ‘Truitestoltes’
the Sedeta prepares a dance for the elderly with live music
accompanied by a tasting of coca de chicharrones and a costume contest
the casal La Cosa Nostra hosts a tortilla contest
followed by activities for the whole family at the Marquesina de Via Júlia
Sant Andreu celebrates its particular Arribo from Gran de Sant Andreu street
while the Casal de Gent Gran Bon Pastor holds a tortilla contest at the Trinitat Vella – Espai Foradada Civic Center
Barcelona will bid farewell to Carnival with the traditional Burial of the Sardine
a symbolic ceremony that marks the end of the festival and the beginning of Lent
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The four area units now operative provide service for 90,000 people
The Vila Veïna pilot project started in October in four city neighbourhoods with the roll-out of a new care model based on proximity
This pioneering municipal initiative means teams of specialised professionals
people who receive care and members of the community form part of a network which is jointly responsible for collective welfare
The offices already in operation provide access to care resources and offer free community activities to strengthen mutual support networks
The activities offered by the four facilities are aimed at carers
families and local people who take part in support networks
They promote support groups for child-rearing
intergenerational activities with elderly people and children
physical activity outdoors for the elderly
sitting and action to make public space a place for care too
Analysis of the state of care in the pilot neighbourhoods
a survey was conducted of two thousand people from the four neighbourhoods in the pilot project
to gauge the situation with care for local people
The preliminary study showed the following data:
These data highlight the need to strengthen care and community responses to guarantee everybody’s right to care and be cared for
The roll-out of Vila Veïna in the city corresponds to a transformation in the social and healthcare model
joint responsibility and personalised care
The main change comes through conceiving care as a shared community task
Because community care is better than solitary care
It is a community area with between 10,000 and 30,000 inhabitants
where all social and healthcare resources are shared with the goal of everybody having them nearby and being able to access them easily
Each unit will have a headquarters for the team of care specialists
each territorial unit will adapt to the particular needs of the neighbourhood where they are implemented
Twelve more units will be established in 2022
The roll-out should see 115 units established in total
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