The San Cayetano Residents' Association, from the El Pino neighbourhood in Teror, established its new Board of Directors on July 8, predominantly made up of young people from the area.
A generational change has arrived at the San Cayetano Residents' Association in the El Pino neighbourhood of Teror. On July 8, a new Board of Directors took charge of the entity, with a team mostly composed of young people who grew up in the neighbourhood and are now taking on the challenge of keeping the association alive.
The new president, Francisco José Naranjo Santana, leads a group that includes José Miguel González Domínguez as vice president, Patricia del Pino Sánchez Herrera as secretary, and Dolores Rita Ojeda Ortega as treasurer. Eleven members complete the board, all of whom are residents of the neighbourhood.
A Generational Change with Local Roots
The new leaders emphasise that their commitment stems from their connection to the neighbourhood where they grew up and the values passed down by their families. Many of their parents and grandparents participated in the creation and consolidation of the association, instilling in them the importance of coexistence and civic participation.
The association highlights that they have the support of numerous young people from the neighbourhood eager to contribute new ideas for the development of community initiatives. The team is enthusiastic and eager to work so that the neighbourhood continues to be a meeting place for all ages.
Activities and Objectives of the New Stage
The new Board of Directors has set as its main objective to strengthen community participation and maintain the identity of the El Pino neighbourhood. Among their plans is to organise social and cultural activities that promote neighbourly coexistence.
The association invites all residents of Teror to join the activities and projects that will be developed during this new stage. With this renewal, the entity reaffirms its commitment to continue promoting the social life of the neighbourhood.
The association states that they begin this new journey with enthusiasm, responsibility, and a strong desire to work, keeping as their main objective that the neighbourhood continues to be a space for meeting, coexistence, and participation for residents of all ages.
The San Cayetano Residents' Association is one of the oldest entities in the El Pino neighbourhood, with decades of history. The arrival of new blood ensures the continuity of work that has been key to the social cohesion of the area.
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