VxL Osona Participants Visit Sant Tomàs Foundation

Linguistic pairs from the Consorci per a la Normalització Lingüística learn about Sant Tomàs's work supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities.

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Participants of the VxL program in Osona have visited the Sant Tomàs Foundation, a collaborating entity of the program, to learn about its history and the services it offers for the inclusion of individuals with intellectual disabilities.

The meeting allowed participants to gain insight into the foundation's significant work in promoting the inclusion and quality of life for individuals with intellectual disabilities or developmental difficulties. The Sant Tomàs Foundation encompasses care and educational services for the individuals served and their families throughout their entire life cycle.
The organization manages a wide range of services, including a early development and support center, a special education school, an occupational center, a vocational training and employment insertion center, a housing service, a residential care service for individuals with general care needs, a leisure and sports club, and a respite service for families.
During the visit, VxL participants had the opportunity to learn about personal experiences of users from the various entities that make up Sant Tomàs, describing the encounter as "truly enriching".
Based on information from the official source: CPNL - Consorci per a la Normalització Lingüística (13/11/2026)