The students of the Así Mejor program in Tres Cantos have received diplomas certifying the completion of the 2025-2026 academic year. The event served to acknowledge the work carried out by the participants of this municipal initiative aimed at individuals with intellectual disabilities and/or mental illness. During the gathering, the students' progress throughout the course and their participation in various training activities over recent months were highlighted.
The Así Mejor program celebrated the end of the academic year with an event where family members, technicians, professionals, and volunteers accompanied the students in receiving their diplomas. Each certificate represents the commitment, motivation, and learning capacity demonstrated by the participants during the year.
Así Mejor is a program that offers a tailored training and development space for individuals with intellectual disabilities and/or mental illness. The initiative aims to foster the acquisition of personal and social competencies that contribute to improving participants' autonomy and quality of life. To achieve this, the program adapts its content to the specific needs of each student.
Through various training proposals, users work on skills related to communication, coexistence, daily life organization, and active participation in society. The activities developed during the course are oriented towards enhancing personal autonomy and facilitating the social integration of participants.
Practical learning is one of the program's foundations, seeking to provide useful tools for navigating different aspects of daily life. This approach allows for working on decision-making, interpersonal relationships, and community involvement.
During the closing ceremony, the value of coexistence and shared learning among students was emphasized as a fundamental part of the experience developed throughout the year. The Así Mejor program is part of the municipal initiatives aimed at promoting inclusion and offering resources adapted to the needs of people with intellectual disabilities and/or mental illness in Tres Cantos.
