The Secretariat of Human Development of the Municipality of Concordia continues with the training sessions aimed at the territorial operators of the “Relevar” Project.
On this occasion, a discussion workshop on human groups was held, led by Psychologist Marita Segundo, with the objective of providing knowledge to the operators who travel through different neighborhoods of the city daily, so they can address and work as a team more effectively, understanding roles and jointly addressing the challenges they face.
In that sense, it was the operators themselves who highlighted the training, as acquiring knowledge and skills will allow them to identify and anticipate problems that may arise, in addition to strengthening professional development and personal growth.
“Fieldwork is essential for the Relevar Project, which is why we try to provide as many tools as possible to our territorial operators, because they are the ones who have the first contact with the community and detect the various problems that are later addressed in joint work with the areas of the Municipality,” stated the Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide.
On this occasion, a discussion workshop on human groups was held, led by Psychologist Marita Segundo, with the objective of providing knowledge to the operators who travel through different neighborhoods of the city daily, so they can address and work as a team more effectively, understanding roles and jointly addressing the challenges they face.
In that sense, it was the operators themselves who highlighted the training, as acquiring knowledge and skills will allow them to identify and anticipate problems that may arise, in addition to strengthening professional development and personal growth.
“Fieldwork is essential for the Relevar Project, which is why we try to provide as many tools as possible to our territorial operators, because they are the ones who have the first contact with the community and detect the various problems that are later addressed in joint work with the areas of the Municipality,” stated the Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide.