The Secretary of Human Development of the Municipality of Concordia, Sebastián Arístide, led this Thursday, together with the Secretary of Care Policies of the Provincial Ministry of Human Development, Ayelén Acosta, various approaches in our city within the framework of the “Entre Ríos te Cuida” program.
The initiative, which is under the orbit of the Secretariat of Care Policies, brings together all the actions that are executed through the Directorates of Senior Citizens, Women, and Youth and Childhood, as well as the Provincial Disability Institute.
The tour, together with the technical teams of each department, included schools, clubs, and other local institutions.
MUNICIPALITY-PROVINCE INTERACTION
Arístide highlighted first of all the importance of joint and coordinated work between the Municipality of Concordia and the Provincial Government, as this allows for the consolidation of the public policies promoted by the mayor Francisco Azcué from Concordia and the governor Rogelio Frigerio in Entre Ríos.
“What we are doing in this interaction with the Province is taking advantage of the human resources and programs that the government of Entre Ríos has, precisely, aimed at young people,” pointed out the Secretary of Human Development, remarking that what was carried out in our city “is the starting point of the Entre Ríos te Cuida program, which is very important for us.”
DIFFERENT TOPICS
For her part, Acosta detailed that the actions respond “to an approach in which the Directorates of Women; Senior Citizens; Youth and the Provincial Disability Institute participate with the intention of being able to bring different programs down to each of the municipalities, in a coordinated effort,” listing that some of the topics addressed have to do with addictions, healthy bonds, mental health, suicide prevention, and online gambling, among others.
The actions included workshops and talks at the República de Entre Ríos school; the secondary school N° 35 Cabo Primero Furriel “Jorge Alberto Sendrós”; the Club Pesca Concordia and the Hogar Casa de los Abuelos “Nuestra Señora de Lourdes”.
The initiative, which is under the orbit of the Secretariat of Care Policies, brings together all the actions that are executed through the Directorates of Senior Citizens, Women, and Youth and Childhood, as well as the Provincial Disability Institute.
The tour, together with the technical teams of each department, included schools, clubs, and other local institutions.
MUNICIPALITY-PROVINCE INTERACTION
Arístide highlighted first of all the importance of joint and coordinated work between the Municipality of Concordia and the Provincial Government, as this allows for the consolidation of the public policies promoted by the mayor Francisco Azcué from Concordia and the governor Rogelio Frigerio in Entre Ríos.
“What we are doing in this interaction with the Province is taking advantage of the human resources and programs that the government of Entre Ríos has, precisely, aimed at young people,” pointed out the Secretary of Human Development, remarking that what was carried out in our city “is the starting point of the Entre Ríos te Cuida program, which is very important for us.”
DIFFERENT TOPICS
For her part, Acosta detailed that the actions respond “to an approach in which the Directorates of Women; Senior Citizens; Youth and the Provincial Disability Institute participate with the intention of being able to bring different programs down to each of the municipalities, in a coordinated effort,” listing that some of the topics addressed have to do with addictions, healthy bonds, mental health, suicide prevention, and online gambling, among others.
The actions included workshops and talks at the República de Entre Ríos school; the secondary school N° 35 Cabo Primero Furriel “Jorge Alberto Sendrós”; the Club Pesca Concordia and the Hogar Casa de los Abuelos “Nuestra Señora de Lourdes”.