The Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Human Development, together with the National Ministry of Human Capital, informs that the delivery of the cards corresponding to the Family Centers Program will begin next week, aimed at children and adolescents between 6 and 17 years old who are beneficiaries of the Tarjeta Alimentar and the Universal Child Allowance (AUH).
The program aims to facilitate access to cultural, educational, sports, and artistic activities in local institutions, strengthening support and development spaces for children and young people in the city.
In this new stage, 1,000 beneficiaries who were already participating in the program will receive the card again, while 2,500 new beneficiaries are being incorporated, who will be able to choose from more than 100 participating centers distributed in different parts of Concordia.
Starting Monday, March 16, families must go to the established locations to pick up the non-banking physical card, to be used starting in April at the participating institutions.
The organization requests that parents or guardians attend with the beneficiary and present their DNI when picking up the card.
DELIVERY SCHEDULE
• Monday, March 16
Concordia Convention Center – 9 am to 5 pm
• Tuesday, March 17
Bicentennial House (Víctor Oppel) – 9 am to 5 pm
• Wednesday, March 18
La Bianca Social and Sports Club – 9 am to 5 pm
• Thursday, March 19
Nueva Vida Church – 9 am to 5 pm
• Friday, March 20
Puerto Tec (Costanera) – 9 am to 5 pm
MORE INSTITUTIONS TO CHOOSE FROM
In this stage, the network of participating spaces was significantly expanded, reaching around 100 institutions including clubs, sports entities, dance schools, cultural workshops, and educational spaces.
Among the participating centers are:
Northwest Zone: Panteras Hockey, LAMT and El Hornero, Gracie Barra Institute, Cirollia Gym, Robotics Teaching Workshop, San Francisco Guitars, Social Chess School, Chu Hak San Institute, Nueva Vida Missionary Work Foundation, Paso a Paso Center.
South Zone: Wander Club, La Defensa Gym, AlarGym, Club Regatas Concordia, El Contender, Speed Skating Civil Association, Social Soccer School
Center / South Zone: Olimpo Club, ATP Russian Club, Concordia Cultural Center, Lesca Chess Workshop, Base Training Gym, Cascanueces Center, Ruedas Cultural Institute, Fortius Soccer School, Creando Sentimientos
Pampa Soler / La Bianca Zone: Danza y Estilo Center, Saberes Compartidos, Athletic Club Concordia, Ángeles Callejeros Civil Association, Museum Artistic and Cultural Center, Club Salto Grande, El Predio Sports Complex
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 emotional development at home and preventing situations of violence.
The municipality highlighted that the expansion of institutions allows more families to choose activities near their neighborhoods, promoting the participation of children and adolescents in formative, recreational, and sports proposals.
The program aims to facilitate access to cultural, educational, sports, and artistic activities in local institutions, strengthening support and development spaces for children and young people in the city.
In this new stage, 1,000 beneficiaries who were already participating in the program will receive the card again, while 2,500 new beneficiaries are being incorporated, who will be able to choose from more than 100 participating centers distributed in different parts of Concordia.
Starting Monday, March 16, families must go to the established locations to pick up the non-banking physical card, to be used starting in April at the participating institutions.
The organization requests that parents or guardians attend with the beneficiary and present their DNI when picking up the card.
DELIVERY SCHEDULE
• Monday, March 16
Concordia Convention Center – 9 am to 5 pm
• Tuesday, March 17
Bicentennial House (Víctor Oppel) – 9 am to 5 pm
• Wednesday, March 18
La Bianca Social and Sports Club – 9 am to 5 pm
• Thursday, March 19
Nueva Vida Church – 9 am to 5 pm
• Friday, March 20
Puerto Tec (Costanera) – 9 am to 5 pm
MORE INSTITUTIONS TO CHOOSE FROM
In this stage, the network of participating spaces was significantly expanded, reaching around 100 institutions including clubs, sports entities, dance schools, cultural workshops, and educational spaces.
Among the participating centers are:
Northwest Zone: Panteras Hockey, LAMT and El Hornero, Gracie Barra Institute, Cirollia Gym, Robotics Teaching Workshop, San Francisco Guitars, Social Chess School, Chu Hak San Institute, Nueva Vida Missionary Work Foundation, Paso a Paso Center.
South Zone: Wander Club, La Defensa Gym, AlarGym, Club Regatas Concordia, El Contender, Speed Skating Civil Association, Social Soccer School
Center / South Zone: Olimpo Club, ATP Russian Club, Concordia Cultural Center, Lesca Chess Workshop, Base Training Gym, Cascanueces Center, Ruedas Cultural Institute, Fortius Soccer School, Creando Sentimientos
Pampa Soler / La Bianca Zone: Danza y Estilo Center, Saberes Compartidos, Athletic Club Concordia, Ángeles Callejeros Civil Association, Museum Artistic and Cultural Center, Club Salto Grande, El Predio Sports Complex
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 emotional development at home and preventing situations of violence.
The municipality highlighted that the expansion of institutions allows more families to choose activities near their neighborhoods, promoting the participation of children and adolescents in formative, recreational, and sports proposals.