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Voluntary activities are focused on the needs expressed by the
residences mainly consisting of accompanying walks, workshops,
congresses, birthday parties and holiday celebrations. Volunteers
can organize, in collaboration with the heads of the centres, all
kinds of workshops deemed appropriate for entertainment and
skill training of residents, as well as participate and assist in the
activities already designed by the schools themselves.

Internal communication

Aqualia’s internal communication is an instrument of particular ❚❚Creating Aqualia’s communication forums, where issues of
value to facilitate work and promote employee confidence. vital importance to the organization are analysed.

The company develops different communication strategies
ranging from the more traditional meetings, e-mail, dialogue
through the web or face to face to more specific ones as the
organization’s Intranet.

Some of the most important communication initiatives have
been as follows:

❚❚Approach to the Steering Committee decisions towards Home of the Caltaqua’s website.
all employees. After the monthly meetings of the Steering
Committee, decisions are accessible from the corporate ❚❚Launch of the new Caltaqua website, the company operating
Intranet and all employees can access the site and learn about in the Sicilian province of Calttanisseta, not only focuses on
the content of the meetings. communication with the outside but includes an Intranet for
employees aiming to provide more transparent information to
❚❚Publishing of the FCC’s magazine entitled “Red de their workers.
Comunicación”, with a space for Group employees, which is
available both on the Intranet and on the web. Aqualia appears
as the protagonist in several issues with information related
to the company or its employees. The publication echoes
events in which the organization is present and employees
may submit reports, interviews, articles and all the news that
give value to their work.

Participants in the Aqualia Communication Forum. Cover of FCC Communication Network magazine.

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