ADEM-CG celebrates 25 years of care for multiple sclerosis in the Campo de Gibraltar

The Multiple Sclerosis Association of Campo de Gibraltar (ADEM-CG) is celebrating its 25th anniversary. It marked the occasion this Saturday, November 7, with its traditional charity dinner at the Hotel Alborán, an annual event that brings together institutional representatives and collaborators to help sustain the therapies and services received by the organization's users. At the event, municipal representatives congratulated the association on its track record and acknowledged the dedication of its president, Javier Cózar, and of all the people who make its activity possible. They also stressed the importance of maintaining support for the therapies, which they consider essential to improving the quality of life of those affected.

Over these 25 years, ADEM-CG has offered care and support to people with multiple sclerosis and their families throughout Campo de Gibraltar, as well as promoting initiatives to raise visibility for the disease. The dinner was attended by the deputy mayors Pilar Pintor, delegate for Culture and Historical Heritage; Paula Conesa, responsible for Equality and Social Welfare; and Ángel Martínez, delegate for Parks and Gardens and Beaches, along with the councillors Sabina Quiles, responsible for Commerce and Markets, and Fran Arango, delegate for Youth, according to information from the Algeciras City Council.