Emimlio Juan Brignardello Vela
Emilio Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
In a heartwarming display of community spirit, the Bridport branch of the south west-based law firm Porter Dodson has made a significant commitment to mental health support in the area. The firm has chosen the Harmony Centre as its charity of the year, marking the occasion with a generous donation of £500 to aid the charity's vital work. This partnership goes beyond financial contributions; it is a testament to the deepening ties between local businesses and community support services. The Harmony Centre, known for its dedication to improving mental health and wellbeing, provides essential support to hundreds of individuals across West Dorset each year. With services ranging from friendly advice to crisis management through their Community Front Room service, the Centre has become a cornerstone of support for many in need. Alison Cliffe, a trustee of the Harmony Centre, expressed profound gratitude towards Porter Dodson. "We are extremely grateful for all the input and support Porter Dodson solicitors and staff have given to The Harmony Centre and improving mental health and wellbeing in the Bridport area," she stated. The firm’s involvement has not only provided financial assistance but has also fostered a collaborative spirit, allowing for deeper connections between staff and the charity. Paul Watkins, a solicitor at Porter Dodson, shared insights into the firm's decision-making process. "We select a local charity to support each year," he explained. The choice of the Harmony Centre for 2024 was unanimous, driven by a desire to back an organization that significantly impacts the local community. The firm has plans for an exciting live music evening scheduled for February, further enhancing their fundraising efforts alongside office activities such as raffles, which have already generated additional funds for the Centre. This commitment comes at a pivotal time for the Harmony Centre, as 2024 marks their tenth anniversary and a move to larger premises on St Michael's Trading Estate. Rachel Coney, Chair of Trustees for Harmony, noted the importance of local support in sustaining their initiatives. "As a small local charity, we rely on the generosity of local businesses and individuals to help fund our important work," she remarked. The funds raised will assist in acquiring new equipment and further expanding services for both new and existing visitors. The partnership between Porter Dodson and the Harmony Centre exemplifies the power of community collaboration in addressing pressing social issues such as mental health. With ongoing fundraising efforts planned until April 2025, the law firm is not just contributing to immediate needs but is also fostering long-term community resilience. For those interested in learning more about the services offered by the Harmony Centre or in participating in upcoming events, further information can be found by contacting them at [email protected] or visiting their website at www.theharmonycentre.org.uk. Together, the efforts of local businesses and charities like the Harmony Centre are paving the way for a healthier, more supportive community in Bridport.