On 13 November 2026, Queen Letizia of Spain visited Campus Diversia, located at Finca Mijares in Yátova, in the province of Valencia. Run by Amica, this socio-environmental project supports people with disabilities and promotes their employment opportunities and social inclusion in rural areas.
During the visit, the Queen toured the dome, where she met pupils from CEIP Pedro Sorolla in Yátova. The pupils presented the work they had completed that morning during a workshop on aromatic plants, as well as their projects on civic engagement and the responsibility of future generations in caring for nature.
The Queen also learned first-hand about the outdoor learning and nature-based therapy activities carried out at Amica’s Campus Diversia and how these activities help people discover and develop their abilities.
Later, a tribute was held in memory of the victims of the DANA floods. During the ceremony, Her Majesty the Queen placed a spadeful of soil around a young olive tree in their memory. At the conclusion of the ceremony, a commemorative plaque was unveiled, and Queen Letizia met with the workers at the olive grove.
Letizia looks great even in casual attire. Her jacket looks very smart & stylish with the belt. It's nice to see her doing some less than glamorous work using that shovel.
ReplyDeleteAnother organisation offering and channelling supports to those in need of such like, marvelous! Its great the Queen paid this visit and is highlighting, this facility. She looks totally engaged with the students, very good work. She is perfectly attired, it must be cool, a nip in the air, the coats! Her jacket, I think she wore this recently, if I'm not mistaken, works in well with her pants, good sturdy shoes, wonderful! The memorial for the victims of the DANA Floods, very moving. The commemorative plaque, touching and thought provoking, the terrible loss of life and destruction.
ReplyDeleteThe Queen is looking very beautiful.🌹
ReplyDeletePour cette visite, Letizia a adopté une tenue confortable décontractée jusque dans de grosses chaussures !
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