The Nules City Council and Facsa reinforce their social commitment by renewing the agreement to guarantee water to people at risk of exclusion

The president of Facsa, Enrique Gimeno, along with the mayor of Nules, David García Pérez, renewed the agreement that guarantees the supply of drinking water to families in vulnerable situations. Also present at the signing were Adrián Sorribes, councilor for the Integrated Water Cycle; Elena Llopis, Facsa board member; Pascual Maximino, director of Facsa's Supply area; and Raquel Ginés, the company's service manager in Nules.

This agreement, which has been in effect since 2016, reflects the commitment of the council and the company to guarantee access to an essential good such as water for residents at risk of social exclusion.

Since its launch, the city council, through its social services department, has assisted 75 different households, covering an amount exceeding €12.900. These figures highlight the scope of the initiative and the importance of this type of agreement within the community.

Facsa President Enrique Gimeno highlighted the importance of the agreement, stating: “We are truly pleased to collaborate on initiatives that ensure access to a resource as essential to life as water.”

This aid is in addition to the social initiatives plan that Facsa and the council maintain to promote access to water, demonstrating the joint effort to support those who need it most.