The Municipality of Concordia, together with the National Ministry of Human Capital, continues this week with the registration for the “Family Centers” Program, aimed at children and adolescents between 6 and 17 years old, with the objective of facilitating access to cultural, educational, sports, and artistic activities in local institutions.
Registration is intended exclusively for beneficiaries of the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) who also receive the Tarjeta Alimentar. The procedure must be carried out by a responsible adult, who must present the physical and valid National Identity Document of the minor to be registered.
The program is implemented through a voucher, delivered via a non-banking physical card preloaded with an amount of $24,000, which allows beneficiaries to attend the participating centers. In this new stage, the network of institutions has expanded to more than 100 spaces, including clubs, sports entities, dance schools, and workshops located in different parts of the city, favoring greater participation.
REGISTRATION LOCATIONS, DATES, AND TIMES
Registrations will take place on the following days, times, and spaces:
• Monday, January 19, from 12:00 to 18:00:
Víctor Oppel Sports Center (Bicentennial House);
“Padre Andrés Servin” Lighthouse Center (Carretera La Cruz and Cortada 68).
• Tuesday, January 20, from 9:00 to 18:00:
School No. 52 “Dos Naciones” (Eva Perón 3273, La Bianca neighborhood);
“Nueva Vida” Church (Avenida Yuquerí and Germán Abdala, 90 Viviendas neighborhood);
CDI “Santa Rita-Ivotí Porá” (Pasaje Público and Balcarce, Isthilart Sur neighborhood).
• Wednesday, January 21, from 9:00 to 18:00:
School No. 71 “Independencia” (Boulevard Yuquerí and Córdoba, Constitución neighborhood);
“Gerardo Yoya” School (Avenida San Lorenzo and Lamadrid, General Lamadrid neighborhood);
“Monseñor Rösch” Municipal Hall (Avenida Concejal Veiga 1976, Monseñor Rösch neighborhood).
WORKSHOPS FOR FAMILIES
Families accessing the benefit must participate in workshops and talks given by local technical advisors, trained by the National Secretariat for Children, Adolescents and Family (SENNAF).
These spaces aim to provide tools to strengthen parenting, promoting the exchange of experiences and highlighting the importance of play, reading, and adequate nutrition, with the goal of enhancing the emotional development of the home and preventing situations of violence.
Registration is intended exclusively for beneficiaries of the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) who also receive the Tarjeta Alimentar. The procedure must be carried out by a responsible adult, who must present the physical and valid National Identity Document of the minor to be registered.
The program is implemented through a voucher, delivered via a non-banking physical card preloaded with an amount of $24,000, which allows beneficiaries to attend the participating centers. In this new stage, the network of institutions has expanded to more than 100 spaces, including clubs, sports entities, dance schools, and workshops located in different parts of the city, favoring greater participation.
REGISTRATION LOCATIONS, DATES, AND TIMES
Registrations will take place on the following days, times, and spaces:
• Monday, January 19, from 12:00 to 18:00:
Víctor Oppel Sports Center (Bicentennial House);
“Padre Andrés Servin” Lighthouse Center (Carretera La Cruz and Cortada 68).
• Tuesday, January 20, from 9:00 to 18:00:
School No. 52 “Dos Naciones” (Eva Perón 3273, La Bianca neighborhood);
“Nueva Vida” Church (Avenida Yuquerí and Germán Abdala, 90 Viviendas neighborhood);
CDI “Santa Rita-Ivotí Porá” (Pasaje Público and Balcarce, Isthilart Sur neighborhood).
• Wednesday, January 21, from 9:00 to 18:00:
School No. 71 “Independencia” (Boulevard Yuquerí and Córdoba, Constitución neighborhood);
“Gerardo Yoya” School (Avenida San Lorenzo and Lamadrid, General Lamadrid neighborhood);
“Monseñor Rösch” Municipal Hall (Avenida Concejal Veiga 1976, Monseñor Rösch neighborhood).
WORKSHOPS FOR FAMILIES
Families accessing the benefit must participate in workshops and talks given by local technical advisors, trained by the National Secretariat for Children, Adolescents and Family (SENNAF).
These spaces aim to provide tools to strengthen parenting, promoting the exchange of experiences and highlighting the importance of play, reading, and adequate nutrition, with the goal of enhancing the emotional development of the home and preventing situations of violence.