Fuerteventura Health Promotion Network launches third edition of “Acompañándote” program at Puerto del Rosario Special Education Center
The Health Services Management of the Fuerteventura Health Area, under the Canary Islands Government’s Health Department, has launched the third edition of the “Acompañándote” program, which will take place at the Special Education Center (CEE) in Puerto del Rosario. The initiative aims to promote self‑care and provide training, guidance and support to teachers, professionals and families at the center.
Program Overview
The program is part of the actions of the Fuerteventura Health Promotion Network (RedPSAP), led by a team of nurses from the Health Area. This edition began in September and will run until April 2026, featuring seven thematic workshops focused on physical, emotional and social well‑being.
Key topics include:
- First aid
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
- Airway obstruction by foreign bodies (OVACE)
- Allergies
- Mobility assistance for older adults
- Emotional management
- Healthy nutrition
- Mindfulness
The comprehensive approach seeks to foster holistic care, advancing health from a community perspective.
Workshops are delivered by interdisciplinary professionals from nursing, physiotherapy, social work, psychology and nutrition, ensuring that the content meets participants’ needs.
Workshop Schedule
- 22 September – First‑aid workshop (launch)
- 6 October – Practical session on CPR, OVACE and allergies
- 17 November – Mobility assistance for seniors and people with reduced mobility
2026 Sessions
- 19 January – Social well‑being and interpersonal relationships
- 16 February – Emotional management and resilience building
- 16 March – Healthy eating and label reading
- 20 April – Mindfulness and focused attention
The project was designed through a joint assessment process involving the center and families, tailoring the content to the real needs of the educational community. It also strengthens cooperation between the Fuerteventura Health Area and the Puerto del Rosario Special Education Center, embodying a health‑promotion model based on prevention, participation and shared care.