Caritas Diocesana de Albacete and Fundación El Sombrador have inaugurated this Friday ‘El Sombrador para tocar’, a social economy space in the capital of Albacete that recovers food surpluses and transforms them into new dishes. The initiative, integrated into the Maná project and financed with European funds, has already recovered about 4,000 kilos of food and has allowed to hire three people.
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Caritas Diocesana de Albacete and Fundación El Sombrador have inaugurated this Friday ‘El Sombrador para tocar’, a social economy space in the capital of Albacete that recovers food surpluses and transforms them into new dishes. The initiative, integrated into the Maná project and financed with European funds, has already recovered about 4,000 kilos of food and has allowed to hire three people.