The Secretary of Human Development of the Municipality of Concordia, Sebastián Arístide, and the Director of the Local Management Unit (UGL) 34 PAMI Concordia, Doctor Guillermo Deymonnaz, held a meeting to begin shaping a common agenda for future actions to be worked on.
“Under the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué, we have been working openly with all sectors of the community, mainly with those institutions or organizations that have a strong impact on the community, as is the case with PAMI,” indicated Arístide, adding that the objective is to coordinate different actions or future agreements for the development of policies that benefit senior citizens.
For his part, Deymonnaz highlighted the importance of being able to carry out actions jointly with the Municipality with the idea that senior citizens “feel increasingly integrated and not excluded from society. They must feel like an active part of the community, and we believe that with the resources that the Municipality offers plus those of PAMI, we can strive for that.”
One of the possibilities is to generate programs that allow senior citizens to “acquire greater knowledge, such as through the use of technological tools.”
Furthermore, the importance that home caregivers fulfill in the care of those people who, for various reasons, must remain in their homes was discussed. In that sense, there was a commitment to advance in some agreements between the parties.
“Under the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué, we have been working openly with all sectors of the community, mainly with those institutions or organizations that have a strong impact on the community, as is the case with PAMI,” indicated Arístide, adding that the objective is to coordinate different actions or future agreements for the development of policies that benefit senior citizens.
For his part, Deymonnaz highlighted the importance of being able to carry out actions jointly with the Municipality with the idea that senior citizens “feel increasingly integrated and not excluded from society. They must feel like an active part of the community, and we believe that with the resources that the Municipality offers plus those of PAMI, we can strive for that.”
One of the possibilities is to generate programs that allow senior citizens to “acquire greater knowledge, such as through the use of technological tools.”
Furthermore, the importance that home caregivers fulfill in the care of those people who, for various reasons, must remain in their homes was discussed. In that sense, there was a commitment to advance in some agreements between the parties.