Mayor Francisco Azcué was in the José Hernández neighborhood where the Secretariat of Human Development is carrying out the “Relevar” Project with the presence of different areas that address the community's demands following a survey conducted by the team of territorial operators.
“This work is more than important because it is done in the territory, with the presence of the State in the neighborhoods, which allows us to know the reality in direct contact with the residents and in this way be able to support them,” highlighted the Mayor.
Azcué highlighted the objective of the “Relevar” Project, which goes beyond making an initial intervention, addressing current issues that mainly involve social matters, but rather having a database that serves for the development of future policies in each neighborhood according to their needs. “This is the path, working so that our people are better and better,” he affirmed.
Sebastián Arístide, Secretary of Human Development, specified that it begins with an opening of the neighborhood and, based on that, a social survey by the territorial operators. “The operator is the first face that the resident sees and that represents the Municipality; they are the one who receives the problems. In that way, we understand how the family is composed, how they live, what their income is, what their education is like, how their house is formed,” he pointed out.
Once this is done, a multidisciplinary approach is carried out with the presence of different professionals such as pediatricians, obstetricians, nutritionists, nurses, among others. “The first thing that is sought to be resolved is the urgent while other actions are carried out, such as, for example, completing vaccination schedules,” noted Arístide.
“We carry out the approaches until the neighborhood is finished and then other areas of the Secretariat such as Sports, Culture and Education begin to come with their different proposals,” concluded Arístide.
Also present were the Chief of Staff Eduardo Caminal and councilman Felipe Sastre.
“This work is more than important because it is done in the territory, with the presence of the State in the neighborhoods, which allows us to know the reality in direct contact with the residents and in this way be able to support them,” highlighted the Mayor.
Azcué highlighted the objective of the “Relevar” Project, which goes beyond making an initial intervention, addressing current issues that mainly involve social matters, but rather having a database that serves for the development of future policies in each neighborhood according to their needs. “This is the path, working so that our people are better and better,” he affirmed.
Sebastián Arístide, Secretary of Human Development, specified that it begins with an opening of the neighborhood and, based on that, a social survey by the territorial operators. “The operator is the first face that the resident sees and that represents the Municipality; they are the one who receives the problems. In that way, we understand how the family is composed, how they live, what their income is, what their education is like, how their house is formed,” he pointed out.
Once this is done, a multidisciplinary approach is carried out with the presence of different professionals such as pediatricians, obstetricians, nutritionists, nurses, among others. “The first thing that is sought to be resolved is the urgent while other actions are carried out, such as, for example, completing vaccination schedules,” noted Arístide.
“We carry out the approaches until the neighborhood is finished and then other areas of the Secretariat such as Sports, Culture and Education begin to come with their different proposals,” concluded Arístide.
Also present were the Chief of Staff Eduardo Caminal and councilman Felipe Sastre.