Mayor offers support to Age Concern

The meeting had been arranged to help the town hall understand the worries and concerns of the expat community

A. Jiménez / T. Bryant.

Friday, 24 July 2020, 12:29

The mayor and councillor for Foreign Residents in Benalmádena, Víctor Navas, met with the local Age Concern association on Monday to address the current situation following the coronavirus crisis.

According to the mayor, Age Concern Fuengirola/Mijas/Benalmádena is one of the most important British resident associations inthe area.

The meeting, held in Age Concern's new drop-in centre in Benalmádena, was attended by the charity's president David Long and secretary Steven Marshall. The mayor explained that the meeting had been arranged to help the town hall understand the worries and concerns of the expat community.

"There are four associations of this type in Benalmádena. They do a very important job offering support to facilitate social relations between citizens," the mayor said.

Steve Marshall added, "We invited the mayor to join us as he has always been very supportive of the charity and the work we do. The foreign residents department has always offered help without hesitation."

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