Spain – The Bosko Taldea Federation of Youth Centres receives a prize for solidarity
Biscaglia, Spain – June 2023 - On Thursday 22 June, a gala evening was held for the 8th edition of the BBK DEIA Sariak, awards that recognise the work of organisations and associations of the Third Sector in Biscay, a province of the autonomous community of the Basque Country in Northern Spain. Among the winners was the Bosko Taldea Federation of Youth Centres belonging to the Spanish St James the Greater Province (SSM). The award was presented by the Mayor of Bilbao, Juan Mari Aburto, to four leaders representing some of the centres that are part of the Federation. The host of the gala was magician Mago Tor, who recalled that Saint John Bosco is the patron saint of magicians. Iván Ramos, president of the Bosko Taldea Federation of Youth Centres, said that magic is present in the Federation's youth centres when the best is achieved by the young recipients through oratory activities. The award was greeted with great joy by all the members of the Federation, and Laura Alcántara and José Ángel Romo, technicians at Bosko Taldea, explained to the press how the Federation, which is celebrating 25 years this year, has been going. Finally, Iván Ramos congratulated all the people who are and have been part of the Federation over these 25 years for the journey of the Bosko Taldea Federation of Youth Centres to this point.
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