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[post_content] => [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=""]La Federación Salud Mental Andalucía ha formado a 18 personas profesionales de entidades del movimiento asociativo andaluz en la microcredencial universitaria especializada en derechos y acceso a la justicia para personas con discapacidad, impulsada en colaboración con la Universidad Pablo de Olavide, de Sevilla.
El programa ha estado orientado a capacitar perfiles profesionales para garantizar la inclusión, la participación efectiva y el ejercicio pleno de la capacidad jurídica en el sistema judicial, en coherencia con las reformas normativas recientes en materia de discapacidad.
Con esta formación, el movimiento asociativo andaluz consolida su preparación para acompañar el ejercicio de la capacidad jurídica de las personas con discapacidad y fortalecer el papel de las figuras profesionales en la facilitación procesal. Se trata de un avance estratégico que posiciona a las entidades como agentes cualificados en la garantía de derechos dentro del sistema de justicia.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width="1/2"][vc_single_image image="145372" img_size="full" css=""][/vc_column][vc_column width="1/2"][vc_column_text css=""]
Estructura de la formación
La especialización adquirida permite elevar el estándar del acompañamiento a personas con problemas de salud mental, incorporando prácticas más precisas, centradas en la autonomía y coherentes con el enfoque de derechos humanos. La actualización permanente de los equipos profesionales contribuye así a una intervención más sólida, con mayor seguridad jurídica y mayor impacto en la protección efectiva de derechos.
La microcredencial se ha estructurado en tres ejes clave:
- Transition from assistance models to the social and support paradigm.
- Analysis of the current legislative framework in relation to legal capacity.
- Implementation of technical and procedural adaptations that ensure understanding, accessible communication and real participation in judicial environments.
According to data from the General Council of the Judiciary and the Ministry of Social Rights, the effective implementation of reforms in legal capacity requires professionals trained in personalized support and procedural accessibility. In this context, specific qualification becomes a structural element to move towards a more inclusive and guaranteeing justice.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=»1/4″][vc_btn title=»VOLVER A NOTICIAS» style=»gradient-custom» gradient_custom_color_1=»#ffffff» gradient_custom_color_2=»#ffffff» gradient_text_color=»#005b50″ shape=»square» align=»center» i_icon_fontawesome=»fa fa-chevron-circle-left» add_icon=»true» link=»url:%2Fnoticias%2F|title:NOTICIAS||»][/vc_column][vc_column width=»1/4″][/vc_column][vc_column width=»1/4″][/vc_column][vc_column width=»1/4″][/vc_column][/vc_row]
[post_title] => Mental Health Andalusia trains 18 people as judicial facilitators for people with disabilities
[post_excerpt] => The university micro-credential, developed together with the Pablo de Olavide University, in Seville, reinforces the preparation of the Andalusian associative movement for procedural facilitation and support for decision-making by people with disabilities.
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Mental Health Andalusia trains 18 people as judicial facilitators for people with disabilities
The university micro-credential, developed together with the Pablo de Olavide University of Seville, reinforces the preparation of the Andalusian associative movement for procedural facilitation and support for decision-making by people with disabilities.
The Andalusia Mental Health Federation has trained 18 professionals from entities of the Andalusian associative movement in the university micro-credential specialized in rights and access to justice for people with disabilities, promoted in collaboration with the Pablo de Olavide University, in Seville.
The program has been aimed at training professional profiles to guarantee inclusion, effective participation and the full exercise of legal capacity in the judicial system, in coherence with recent regulatory reforms on disability.
With this training, the Andalusian associative movement consolidates its preparation to accompany the exercise of the legal capacity of people with disabilities and strengthen the role of professional figures in procedural facilitation. This is a strategic advance that positions entities as qualified agents in guaranteeing rights within the justice system.
Training structure
The acquired specialization allows us to raise the standard of support for people with mental health problems, incorporating more precise practices, focused on autonomy and consistent with the human rights approach. The permanent updating of professional teams thus contributes to a more solid intervention, with greater legal certainty and greater impact on the effective protection of rights.
The microcredential has been structured into three key axes:
- Transition from assistance models to the social and support paradigm.
- Analysis of the current legislative framework in relation to legal capacity.
- Implementation of technical and procedural adaptations that ensure understanding, accessible communication and real participation in judicial environments.
According to data from the General Council of the Judiciary and the Ministry of Social Rights, the effective implementation of reforms in legal capacity requires professionals trained in personalized support and procedural accessibility. In this context, specific qualification becomes a structural element to move towards a more inclusive and guaranteeing justice.
