The initiative, coordinated by the Undersecretariat of Sports of the Municipality of Concordia, develops a training plan aimed at forming neighborhood leaders who are in charge of sports teams to expand knowledge and provide tools to people to improve the development of training sessions and social tournaments.
In this case, the theoretical/practical classes were held at the Concordia city stadium. They focus on leadership and its role in sports; soccer refereeing; physical preparation of athletes in formative ages; first aid and CPR; and soccer techniques and tactics in formative ages.
The training sessions are led by different professionals and certificates will be awarded upon completion.
In this regard, Mayor Francisco Azcué indicated that “the idea is to create a bond and a network with the sports leaders of the neighborhoods. There are many people in our city who perhaps do not belong to any club and are simply social leaders who, through sports, work with children and create a space of support, doing so out of love and vocation.”
Regarding the work methodology, Azcué pointed out that “we work in different neighborhoods of Concordia, with the goal of creating a bond that allows us to get to know them and provide them with tools. It is not only the Sports department working on this, but also Social Development,” as other aspects related to the family nucleus are addressed.
For her part, the Undersecretary of Sports Ivana Pérez explained that “on one Wednesday the theoretical sessions are held and on another Wednesday the practical ones, which take place at the Concordia Stadium so that the participants have a reference of the playing field. It should be noted that more neighborhoods are joining each time. This program allows us to approach them from other facets to learn about their needs firsthand.”
Undersecretary of Social Development Roberto Niez also participated in the activity.
In this case, the theoretical/practical classes were held at the Concordia city stadium. They focus on leadership and its role in sports; soccer refereeing; physical preparation of athletes in formative ages; first aid and CPR; and soccer techniques and tactics in formative ages.
The training sessions are led by different professionals and certificates will be awarded upon completion.
In this regard, Mayor Francisco Azcué indicated that “the idea is to create a bond and a network with the sports leaders of the neighborhoods. There are many people in our city who perhaps do not belong to any club and are simply social leaders who, through sports, work with children and create a space of support, doing so out of love and vocation.”
Regarding the work methodology, Azcué pointed out that “we work in different neighborhoods of Concordia, with the goal of creating a bond that allows us to get to know them and provide them with tools. It is not only the Sports department working on this, but also Social Development,” as other aspects related to the family nucleus are addressed.
For her part, the Undersecretary of Sports Ivana Pérez explained that “on one Wednesday the theoretical sessions are held and on another Wednesday the practical ones, which take place at the Concordia Stadium so that the participants have a reference of the playing field. It should be noted that more neighborhoods are joining each time. This program allows us to approach them from other facets to learn about their needs firsthand.”
Undersecretary of Social Development Roberto Niez also participated in the activity.