During the weekend, organized by the Human Development Secretariat of the Municipality of Concordia, the traveling fair arrived at the Las Viñas and Llamarada neighborhoods.
Through the participation of different areas, recreational, sports, cultural, environmental, and family activities were developed thanks to the collaboration of residents and the Neighborhood Commissions.
Stands dedicated to health care, a waste separation workshop, and a soft play area for children aged 1 to 4 were set up, with the support of staff from the Child Development Centers (CDI). In addition, there were craft and recreation workshops, as well as music and folk dances.
“These spaces are important because they foster meeting and citizen participation thanks to the joint work between the State and the residents. From our administration, we aim to strengthen families, which is something reflected in each edition of the traveling fair that continues to tour the neighborhoods,” stated Mayor Francisco Azcué.
Through the participation of different areas, recreational, sports, cultural, environmental, and family activities were developed thanks to the collaboration of residents and the Neighborhood Commissions.
Stands dedicated to health care, a waste separation workshop, and a soft play area for children aged 1 to 4 were set up, with the support of staff from the Child Development Centers (CDI). In addition, there were craft and recreation workshops, as well as music and folk dances.
“These spaces are important because they foster meeting and citizen participation thanks to the joint work between the State and the residents. From our administration, we aim to strengthen families, which is something reflected in each edition of the traveling fair that continues to tour the neighborhoods,” stated Mayor Francisco Azcué.