Na tarde desta terça-feira, um homem de 36 anos foi detido por tráfico de droga. A detenção aconteceu no âmbito de um processo em investigação, da Esquadra de Investigação Criminal de Braga da PSP que, após o cumprimento de um mandado de busca domiciliária a uma residência, na cidade de Braga, apreendeu várias plantas de canábis e liamba, em quantidade suficiente para cerca de 10.200 doses.
O detido foi presente hoje, no Tribunal Judicial de Vila Nova de Famalicão, para aplicação de adequada medida de coação.
No dia 11 de novembro, a ARC Vale S. Cosme realiza a 2ª Corrida do Vale do Pelhe, uma prova dirigida a todos os escalões e idades, que vai percorrer as ruas da União de Freguesias de Vale São Cosme, Telhado e Portela com partida e chegada no campo de jogos do Desportivo de S. Cosme.
Esta prova tem como objetivo percorrer as três freguesias. O percurso é de alguma dificuldade, mas também de reconhecida beleza.
A concelhia famalicense da Juventude Popula (JP) lançou uma campanha de recolha de roupa com o objetivo de a distribuir por pessoas mais carenciadas. Por isso coloca o repto a quem tiver roupa em bom estado que a entregue na Junta de Freguesia de Brufe, às segundas e quintas-feiras, das 20 às 22 horas; na sede do CDS, no Centro Comercial Barreiro (junto à rotunda Bernardino Machado); ou pode contactar a direção da JP através do telemóvel 967 560751 e do facebook, que elementos desta estrutura partidária vão fazer a recolha.
José Miguel Silva, presidente da Juventude Popular, espera que as pessoas saibam separar as situações, ou seja, independentemente das preferências partidárias de cada um, esta é uma campanha solidária a favor dos mais desfavorecidos e todos devem ajudar.
O líder da JP garante que a roupa será entregue a quem mais precisa, com ajuda das Juntas de Freguesia, mas também nas instituições, que serão escolhidas em função do tipo de roupa que conseguirem angariar. O dirigente sublinha que a solidariedade sempre foi uma preocupação desta estrutura partidária. Neste âmbito, revela também que está em marcha uma campanha de recolha de tampinhas para ajudar uma família no Louro. Por isso, quem tiver tampinhas que as façam chegar aos jovens da JP, pelo mesmo método da entrega da roupa.
A Associação Amigos da Dianinha está a recolher alimentos para os cabazes de natal que, depois, serão entregues às famílias mais necessitadas das crianças do IPO.
A lista de bens mais necessários contempla azeite, óleo, sumos, frutos secos, compotas, bacalhau, produtos de higiene (champô, creme corpo, gel de banho…), produtos limpeza (detergentes do chão, da roupa….) e brinquedos para as crianças.
Os bens podem ser entregues na associação, na Avenida S. Cristóvão de Cabeçudos, ou noutros locais de recolha: Electro Confiança (Famalicão), Sónia Teixeira (CRH) no Centro Comercial Aro (Famalicão), Tian TianTian (Ribeirão), Remax Maia (Liliana Leal), Cantinho Imaginário (Santiago de Bougado, Trofa), Pastelaria De Mérito (Póvoa de Varzim), Arte do Mar (Ribeirão), Pipoquinhas (Famalicão), Floreira (Santiago da Cruz) e Susanagateira (Famalicão).
Uma enfermeira que nunca conseguiu emprego em Portugal é finalista pela segunda vez consecutiva do prémio de melhor profissional de cuidados de longa duração no Reino Unido e está também entre as melhores da região leste de Inglaterra.
Apesar de ter sido finalista não vencedora dos ‘National Care Awards’ em 2017, Sílvia Nunes foi nomeada novamente este ano por superiores, colegas e residentes do lar de idosos onde trabalha em Thetford, uma localidade 140 quilómetros a nordeste de Londres.
O prémio da categoria de “Care Registered Nurse” pretende reconhecer um profissional de cuidados de longa duração que demonstre excelentes qualidades clínicas e de gestão e “um alto nível de dedicação e apoio às pessoas que ajuda”.
“A Sílvia é fora de série!”, resume Ruth French, a diretora de operações do grupo Stow Healthcare, que gere cinco lares de idosos nas regiões de Suffolk e Essex (leste), em declarações à Lusa.
Além de ser uma “profissional de saúde talentosa e competente”, French atribui mérito à portuguesa por, juntamente com a diretora do lar Ford Place, Alison Charlesworth, ter dado a volta à instituição, que foi avaliada pelo regulador Care Quality Commission com a nota máxima de ‘Outstanding’ [Excecional] este ano.
Atualmente a estudar para ser diretora de lares de idosos, Sílvia Nunes, de 33 anos, teve uma ascensão rápida tendo em conta que mal falava inglês e não estava habilitada a trabalhar como enfermeira quando chegou ao Reino Unido, em 2014.
Natural de Vila do Conde, saiu de Portugal frustrada com a dificuldade em encontrar emprego após a licenciatura na Escola Superior de Saúde do Vale do Ave, em 2013.
Em vez de seguir a via do recrutamento através de agências, como centenas de outros enfermeiros portugueses que trabalham em hospitais no Reino Unido nos últimos anos, Sílvia decidiu “entrar numa aventura” pelos seus meios.
Em dezembro de 2015, sete meses depois de trabalhar como enfermeira, foi promovida a diretora clínica e em setembro de 2016 a vice-diretora, tendo contribuído para melhorar o funcionamento ao nível do pessoal, mas também da assistência aos residentes.
No documento de nomeação para o prémio são referidas várias ações atribuídas a Sílvia Nunes como a introdução de um reforço de nutrição, como doses reforçadas de laticínios, fruta ou mel, para compensar o corte do financiamento público dos suplementos alimentares.
Noutros casos, sugeriu alterações na alimentação ou medicação para melhorar o bem estar, o aumento de peso ou que ajudaram no tratamento de feridas.
“A Sílvia tem um cuidado especial com os meus pés e pernas e não tem problema nenhum em ficar de joelhos para ter certeza de que eles são bem tratados e não me causam problemas. Eu tive uma ferida teimosa no meu pé que demorou muito a cicatrizar e beneficiou enormemente por ter a Sílvia a acompanhá-la com muita atenção”, descreveu a residente identificada apenas como IC, num documento de apoio à nomeação para os prémios.
O lar Ford Place, onde Sílvia Nunes trabalha, também está nomeado para a categoria de “Care Home of the Year” [Lar de Idosos do Ano] dos National Care Awards, atribuídos pela publicação Care Times, sendo os vencedores anunciados em 30 de novembro em Londres.
Antes, a 15 de novembro, terá lugar a gala regional do leste de Inglaterra dos Great British Care Awards, outro prémio para o qual a vilacondense está nomeada na categoria de Good Nurse Award.
Se vencer, poderá ser finalista a nível nacional, cujos vencedores serão conhecidos em março de 2019.
Refletindo sobre percurso e experiência no Reino Unido, a portuguesa garante que tem sido “fantástica” e que nunca sentiu ser tratada de forma diferente ou como estrangeira.
“Quando o meu inglês era muito fraco, sempre me ajudaram a tentar melhorar: ajudavam-me a escrever e corrigiam os meus relatórios se não estivesse correto”, lembrou.
Apesar de os prémios para os quais está nomeada não se traduzi,rem numa recompensa monetária, Sílvia Nunes diz sentir-se reconhecida a nível pessoal e profissional quando colegas, residentes e familiares do local de trabalho se mostram orgulhosos porque têm “uma das melhores enfermeiras do país”.
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Inês Guimarães, tem 17 anos, é natural e residente em Vila Nova de Famalicão, e há já algum tempo que vem utilizando as redes sociais para mostrar o jeito que tem para a música. Esta jovem famalicense acabou por ser surpreendida quando, na sua caixa de mensagens, encontrou uma vinda do cantor português Pedro Abrunhosa.
O artista, para além de elogiar o talento de Inês, fez-lhe um convite irrecusável: atuar num dos seus concertos, com os Comité Caviar.
O grande dia foi este sábado, na cidade de Viana do Castelo, num dos concertos que Pedro Abrunhosa deu no Centro Cultural.
O momento ficou registado em vídeo, a atuação ficou marcada por vários aplausos vindos do público e pela satisfação visível na cara de Pedro Abrunhosa.
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