This Tuesday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué shared some of the activities carried out by senior citizens at the Summer Recreational Center taking place at the Víctor Oppel premises.
There, the Mayor thanked the senior citizens for being part of this summer proposal carried out by the Undersecretariat of Sports, highlighting that “we are simply public servants who work for our city, and it is of great value to share this time with you. You are an important part of our administration, and we build this city together. We are going to lift up Concordia.”
“You are part of history, you contributed to the development of this city, and you deserve all our respect” because if we want Concordia to grow and transform, “our senior citizens must be respected,” which is why “I ask you that, beyond spending these good moments, as residents of Concordia, you give your best from your position as residents. I know we can give a little more, take care of what we have, take care of our neighbor, and put ourselves in each other's shoes. I am counting on you,” remarked Azcué.
FIRST TIME
“We are happy that the mayor was able to stop by here because this is a product of his administration, as it had not been done before. It is the first time that a Recreational Program for Senior Citizens has been carried out, and we are happy to have achieved it,” stressed the Undersecretary of Sports, Ivana Pérez.
160 senior citizens are participating in the Recreational Program, with more joining as the days go by. A climate of joy and happiness is experienced there. “They come to do all the activities and even go to others out of enthusiasm.”
Finally, the municipal official commented that “we chose the appropriate teachers for the senior citizens. With a profile that has already worked in other areas, it is something we put into practice in all the recreational programs,” giving as an example that for gymnastics classes “we seek that whoever performs them feels comfortable and that this is transmitted,” highlighted Pérez, announcing that the activities will continue until the end of the month.
There, the Mayor thanked the senior citizens for being part of this summer proposal carried out by the Undersecretariat of Sports, highlighting that “we are simply public servants who work for our city, and it is of great value to share this time with you. You are an important part of our administration, and we build this city together. We are going to lift up Concordia.”
“You are part of history, you contributed to the development of this city, and you deserve all our respect” because if we want Concordia to grow and transform, “our senior citizens must be respected,” which is why “I ask you that, beyond spending these good moments, as residents of Concordia, you give your best from your position as residents. I know we can give a little more, take care of what we have, take care of our neighbor, and put ourselves in each other's shoes. I am counting on you,” remarked Azcué.
FIRST TIME
“We are happy that the mayor was able to stop by here because this is a product of his administration, as it had not been done before. It is the first time that a Recreational Program for Senior Citizens has been carried out, and we are happy to have achieved it,” stressed the Undersecretary of Sports, Ivana Pérez.
160 senior citizens are participating in the Recreational Program, with more joining as the days go by. A climate of joy and happiness is experienced there. “They come to do all the activities and even go to others out of enthusiasm.”
Finally, the municipal official commented that “we chose the appropriate teachers for the senior citizens. With a profile that has already worked in other areas, it is something we put into practice in all the recreational programs,” giving as an example that for gymnastics classes “we seek that whoever performs them feels comfortable and that this is transmitted,” highlighted Pérez, announcing that the activities will continue until the end of the month.