The Senior Centre at Plaza América May Reopen Soon: The City Council Has a New Venue

The Alicante City Council has taken a significant step towards reopening the

senior centre at Plaza América,

which has been closed for months, by identifying a new venue that could host activities for the local senior community.

Deputy Mayor Manuel Villar has confirmed that the Council has tabled a

concrete proposal

to be submitted to the Conselleria of Social Services for evaluation and final approval.

Regarding its location or features, the councillor has chosen to remain silent to announce the

final location

should it receive approval from the Generalitat. However, "the matter is progressing," he stated on Tuesday.

The reopening of the centre is a

community demand

since the previous facilities closed, leaving dozens of seniors without a meeting point for workshops, activities, and gatherings.

The City Council has been working in recent weeks to find viable alternatives to restore

this service

demanded by the city's seniors.

Thus, once the Generalitat gives its approval, the Alicante City Council will begin the adaptation and equipment procedures to reopen the centre as soon as possible.