Los Santos de la Humosa without a social worker: the Town Hall seeks a replacement

The Town Hall of Los Santos de la Humosa is looking for a replacement for the municipal social worker, affecting appointments and files.

Javier Tordesillas Rueda
· 2 min read

The Town Hall of Los Santos de la Humosa has announced the absence of the municipal social worker. A replacement is being sought to cover the service.

The Town Hall of Los Santos de la Humosa has communicated the absence of the municipal social worker, a key service for residents. The council is already working to fill the position and ensure social care in the municipality.

According to municipal sources, the lack of this professional directly affects the procedures and follow-ups that depend on this department. While a replacement is found, the Town Hall is exploring ways to minimise the impact on citizens.

The social worker is responsible for assisting the elderly, dependents, at-risk families, and other vulnerable groups. Their absence leaves appointments, assessments, and ongoing files up in the air.

The Town Hall has not specified the reasons for the absence or the estimated date for the incorporation of a new professional. Residents with pending appointments are advised to contact the council to find out the status of their procedures.

In the meantime, the council reminds that they can call 918 848 001 or write to info@lossantosdelahumosa.eu for any inquiries related to social services.

This situation arises at a time when the demand for social care has increased in small municipalities in the Community of Madrid. Los Santos de la Humosa, with just over 2,500 inhabitants, relies on a small team to meet these needs.

The Town Hall assures that hiring a replacement is a priority and that residents will be informed as soon as there are updates. In the meantime, urgent social services will be redirected to the Community or to the local social services if necessary.

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