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Trini Marín

Trini Marín is Andorra's Minister of Social Affairs focusing on disability rights, senior welfare, and social inclusion.

Trini Marín serves as Andorra's Minister of Social Affairs. She has presented initiatives on disability rights, senior welfare, social inclusion subsidies, and homeless support alongside colleagues. Recent coverage notes Trini Marín confirming protocols for housing a homeless man in Andorra la Vella and approving subsidies for social programs and primary sector sustainability. Trini Marín collaborates frequently with Ministers Helena Mas and Xavier Espot on social affairs matters. Key recent activities include launching Project Radars to combat senior loneliness, expanding it nationwide, presenting an updated Disability Rights Bill, outlining expanded senior care plans, and handling a homeless case with subsidies.

Key Points

  • Trini Marín serves as Andorra's Minister of Social Affairs.
  • Trini Marín has presented initiatives on disability rights, senior welfare, social inclusion subsidies, and homeless support alongside colleagues.
  • Recent coverage notes Trini Marín confirming protocols for housing a homeless man in Andorra la Vella and approving subsidies for social programs and primary sector sustainability.
  • Trini Marín collaborates frequently with Ministers Helena Mas and Xavier Espot on social affairs matters.
  • Trini Marín is the Andorran government official involved in social services, distinct from other figures with similar names.

Timeline

  1. Handles Homeless Case and Approves Subsidies

    Trini Marín confirmed shelter for a homeless man in Parc Central and initiatives proposed for €444K subsidies on social inclusion and primary sector.

  2. Outlines Expanded Senior Care Plans

    Trini Marín outlined expanded senior care plans including new Encamp residence by late 2025, parish negotiations, home care boosts, and new CASS services.

  3. Presents Updated Disability Rights Bill

    Trini Marín attended presentation of updated Disability Rights Bill draft to associations, aligning with UN Convention, with one month for feedback before parliament.

  4. Announces Radars Expansion Nationwide

    Social Affairs Minister Trini Marín announces expansion of volunteer-led Radars project to all seven parishes within six months amid welfare debates.

  5. Launches Project Radars for Seniors

    Trini Marín announces launch of Project Radars pilot in two parishes to combat loneliness among seniors over 75, with nationwide expansion planned by end of 2025.

  6. Attends Escaldes-Engordany Calçotada Event

    Minister Trini Marín attended Escaldes-Engordany's 15th calçotada event that served a record 800 portions.

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