Foreigner workshops reach Titulcia and Villaconejos

The Juanjo Torrejón Foundation and the Las Vegas Commonwealth offer free orientation sessions on immigration and employment in October.

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The Juanjo Torrejón Foundation, in collaboration with the Las Vegas Commonwealth of Social Services, is bringing its free foreigner workshops to the municipalities of Titulcia and Villaconejos during October, as part of the “IntegrAcción: Multidisciplinary Care for Migrant Persons 2026” project.

These sessions aim to provide information and guidance to the migrant population, resolve doubts about immigration and employment procedures, and facilitate knowledge of common administrative processes.
The program includes workshops on labor orientation, a specific session on nationality, and informational workshops on what to do after applying for Extraordinary Regularization. All meetings are free and group-based, with limited capacity.
In Titulcia, activities will take place at the Titulcia Senior Center (Plaza Mayor). On October 5th, a Labor Orientation workshop will be held, and on October 26th, an informational workshop titled “What to do after applying for Extraordinary Regularization?”. Registration for Titulcia workshops can be done via a provided link.
In Villaconejos, workshops will be held at the Melon Museum (Carretera de Aranjuez, 13). The schedule includes a Labor Orientation workshop on October 5th, a Nationality workshop on October 19th, and an informational workshop on Extraordinary Regularization on October 26th. Registration is available through a provided link.
Through these activities, the Fundación Juanjo Torrejón, in collaboration with the Mancomunidad de las Vegas, continues to bring its information, guidance, and support services to various municipalities, enabling migrants to access practical information and resolve their queries in a close and accessible space. The program is funded by the Community of Madrid.
Based on information from the official source: Mancomunidad Intermunicipal de Servicios Sociales Las Vegas (23/10/2026)