“Beyond the jersey each one wears and the colors they defend, we are one single team, all of us from Concordia, therefore we must continue working so that every day we can be better,” stated Mayor Azcué.
This Saturday, with the presence of Mayor Francisco Azcué, the launch of the Municipal Social Sports Network Program was held, carried out by the Municipality of Concordia through the Undersecretariat of Sports.
The Social Sports Network includes sports and recreational activities and is intended for children, adolescents, youth, adults, seniors, and adapted sports, with a presence in more than 70 neighborhoods of Concordia.
Free classes are provided for children, youth, and adults in judo, basketball, soccer, field hockey, roller hockey, volleyball, beach volleyball, boxing, gymnastics, zumba, and zumba kids. Regarding adapted sports, the disciplines practiced are: swimming, athletics, bocce, motor games, and tandem, intended for children with visual, intellectual, motor, and hearing impairments.
For seniors, the activities are: gymnastics, water aerobics, walking soccer, golf croquet, alegremente (cognitive training), and newcom.
ONE SINGLE TEAM
“I thank all the families from the neighborhoods who have joined along with the children, who are the most important thing we have in our city, and that is why we must work and make every effort to give them the best because they are the future,” remarked Mayor Azcué.
In that sense, he stated that “beyond the jersey each one wears and the colors they defend, we are one single team, all of us from Concordia, each doing what corresponds to them. We must continue working so that every day we can be better”
Finally, Azcué urged the community to make use of each of the spaces that the Municipality offers, as in this case for the realization of sports and recreational activities.
IN MORE THAN 70 NEIGHBORHOODS
Ivana Pérez, Undersecretary of Sports, indicated that although the official launch of the Municipal Social Sports Network Program took place today, “for approximately a month we have been working with different actions in more than 70 neighborhoods,” highlighting that beyond the strictly sports aspect, the goal is the support and inclusion of children, youth, and seniors.
“Our idea is that in addition to the children, families come, and for that, we work in an integral way. It is something very important and it is what we are focusing on through this program,” which will be in effect until the month of November, when the school period ends and summer vacation activities are scheduled.
Accompanying the activities were Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide, and Councilman Emmanuel Godoy.
This Saturday, with the presence of Mayor Francisco Azcué, the launch of the Municipal Social Sports Network Program was held, carried out by the Municipality of Concordia through the Undersecretariat of Sports.
The Social Sports Network includes sports and recreational activities and is intended for children, adolescents, youth, adults, seniors, and adapted sports, with a presence in more than 70 neighborhoods of Concordia.
Free classes are provided for children, youth, and adults in judo, basketball, soccer, field hockey, roller hockey, volleyball, beach volleyball, boxing, gymnastics, zumba, and zumba kids. Regarding adapted sports, the disciplines practiced are: swimming, athletics, bocce, motor games, and tandem, intended for children with visual, intellectual, motor, and hearing impairments.
For seniors, the activities are: gymnastics, water aerobics, walking soccer, golf croquet, alegremente (cognitive training), and newcom.
ONE SINGLE TEAM
“I thank all the families from the neighborhoods who have joined along with the children, who are the most important thing we have in our city, and that is why we must work and make every effort to give them the best because they are the future,” remarked Mayor Azcué.
In that sense, he stated that “beyond the jersey each one wears and the colors they defend, we are one single team, all of us from Concordia, each doing what corresponds to them. We must continue working so that every day we can be better”
Finally, Azcué urged the community to make use of each of the spaces that the Municipality offers, as in this case for the realization of sports and recreational activities.
IN MORE THAN 70 NEIGHBORHOODS
Ivana Pérez, Undersecretary of Sports, indicated that although the official launch of the Municipal Social Sports Network Program took place today, “for approximately a month we have been working with different actions in more than 70 neighborhoods,” highlighting that beyond the strictly sports aspect, the goal is the support and inclusion of children, youth, and seniors.
“Our idea is that in addition to the children, families come, and for that, we work in an integral way. It is something very important and it is what we are focusing on through this program,” which will be in effect until the month of November, when the school period ends and summer vacation activities are scheduled.
Accompanying the activities were Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide, and Councilman Emmanuel Godoy.