Crevillent Town Hall continues to promote active employment policies by securing grants from the Valencian Employment and Training Service (LABORA). These funds are aimed at promoting the hiring of unemployed individuals and improving the provision of municipal public services.
During 2026, the council has received aid from the ETRAME, EMDONA, and EMCORP programs, which will facilitate the incorporation of three unemployed individuals to carry out actions of general and social interest within various municipal services.
The EMDONA program, focused on the labor insertion of unemployed women, has provided a grant of €32,592.26 for the hiring of one female worker. Meanwhile, the EMCORP program has granted €31,978.81 to hire another unemployed person, thereby strengthening different services and fostering the acquisition of professional experience.
Additionally, the ETRAME program, aimed at specific groups, has contributed €20,000 for the hiring of an unemployed individual, enhancing their opportunities for labor market access.
In total, the subsidies amount to €84,571.07, an investment that will bolster citizen support and the operational capacity of municipal services. The Local Development Agency continues to work on attracting further resources and launching initiatives for employability and inclusion.
