The Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship and the Directorate of Citizen Participation, delivered materials to the Defensores de la Constitución Social and Sports Club, within the framework of the Participatory Budget program.
Among the items delivered were: paint, brushes, rollers, construction and plumbing materials, electrical installations, sanitary ware, and other supplies intended to improve the club's infrastructure and ensure better conditions for the development of its social and sports activities.
Present at the event were the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg; the president of the institution, Jaime Cisneros; and the technical team of the Participatory Budget Coordination, who highlighted the municipal administration's commitment to strengthening neighborhood entities.
The club president expressed his gratitude for the support received: “For us, this is a very important contribution, because it allows us to improve the facilities and offer our children a decent and safe place where they can train and share. These gestures motivate us to continue working for our community.”
For his part, Enguelberg stressed: “The objective of the Participatory Budget is for neighborhood institutions to have concrete tools to grow and provide better opportunities to their residents. This is a clear example of how, by working together, we achieve results that directly impact the life of the community.”
This action is part of the policy of support for intermediate institutions promoted by the municipality, fostering citizen participation and promoting joint work to improve the city's community spaces.
Among the items delivered were: paint, brushes, rollers, construction and plumbing materials, electrical installations, sanitary ware, and other supplies intended to improve the club's infrastructure and ensure better conditions for the development of its social and sports activities.
Present at the event were the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg; the president of the institution, Jaime Cisneros; and the technical team of the Participatory Budget Coordination, who highlighted the municipal administration's commitment to strengthening neighborhood entities.
The club president expressed his gratitude for the support received: “For us, this is a very important contribution, because it allows us to improve the facilities and offer our children a decent and safe place where they can train and share. These gestures motivate us to continue working for our community.”
For his part, Enguelberg stressed: “The objective of the Participatory Budget is for neighborhood institutions to have concrete tools to grow and provide better opportunities to their residents. This is a clear example of how, by working together, we achieve results that directly impact the life of the community.”
This action is part of the policy of support for intermediate institutions promoted by the municipality, fostering citizen participation and promoting joint work to improve the city's community spaces.