Starting this Friday, November 8, by visiting www.premioabanderados.com.ar you can vote for the project that works to prevent school dropout and support children, youth, and families in vulnerable situations in Concordia.
“Volando Alto” is a Civil Association with more than five years of experience in education programs in informal learning environments. They believe in education as a fundamental tool for social transformation. Their mission is to build opportunities through education, so that each individual can be the author of their own human advancement. They create learning spaces where children, youth, and adults can acquire the necessary tools for building a dignified life, improving themselves day by day through various workshops.
This is the work that Felicitas Silva and a great team have been carrying out in Concordia. A few days ago, she received the news that she had been selected as one of the eight solidarity flag-bearers of Argentina, an award presented by Canal 13, organized by Grupo Clarín, Fundación Noble, and Luz Libre Producciones.
WHERE TO VOTE FOR “VOLANDO ALTO”
Felicitas was selected from more than 700 applicants for the award, and starting this Friday, November 8, through the website www.premioabanderados.com.ar you can vote for her so that by the end of November, she may become the Solidarity Flag-bearer of Argentina.
For this reason, the mayor Francisco Azcué arrived at the La Bianca neighborhood, one of the places where “Volando Alto” carries out this important work of preventing school dropout, where he congratulated the entire foundation team for their commitment to the community.
“We came to visit them and support Felicitas for this recognition of the great work that they have been doing at Volando Alto, and I ask the whole city, the people of Entre Ríos, to support this project, to vote for them because they truly deserve it for everything they do for literacy, education, and the children of Concordia,” highlighted Azcué.
Felicitas Silva, after thanking the mayor Azcué and the Municipality of Concordia for their support, stated that “this recognition gives us great pride and much strength to continue working. The protagonists are the children and youth we receive every day, who fight to get ahead and have new opportunities.
ABANDERADOS AWARD
The Abanderados Award, which celebrates its 15th edition this year, aims to make visible and reward those Argentines who, through their solidarity projects, are generating a positive impact in their communities.
Throughout these weeks, the stories of the flag-bearers are shared through the media and social networks of Canal 13, with the aim of inspiring and mobilizing the audience; among them, the story of Felicitas Silva and the “Volando Alto” NGO.
“Volando Alto” is a Civil Association with more than five years of experience in education programs in informal learning environments. They believe in education as a fundamental tool for social transformation. Their mission is to build opportunities through education, so that each individual can be the author of their own human advancement. They create learning spaces where children, youth, and adults can acquire the necessary tools for building a dignified life, improving themselves day by day through various workshops.
This is the work that Felicitas Silva and a great team have been carrying out in Concordia. A few days ago, she received the news that she had been selected as one of the eight solidarity flag-bearers of Argentina, an award presented by Canal 13, organized by Grupo Clarín, Fundación Noble, and Luz Libre Producciones.
WHERE TO VOTE FOR “VOLANDO ALTO”
Felicitas was selected from more than 700 applicants for the award, and starting this Friday, November 8, through the website www.premioabanderados.com.ar you can vote for her so that by the end of November, she may become the Solidarity Flag-bearer of Argentina.
For this reason, the mayor Francisco Azcué arrived at the La Bianca neighborhood, one of the places where “Volando Alto” carries out this important work of preventing school dropout, where he congratulated the entire foundation team for their commitment to the community.
“We came to visit them and support Felicitas for this recognition of the great work that they have been doing at Volando Alto, and I ask the whole city, the people of Entre Ríos, to support this project, to vote for them because they truly deserve it for everything they do for literacy, education, and the children of Concordia,” highlighted Azcué.
Felicitas Silva, after thanking the mayor Azcué and the Municipality of Concordia for their support, stated that “this recognition gives us great pride and much strength to continue working. The protagonists are the children and youth we receive every day, who fight to get ahead and have new opportunities.
ABANDERADOS AWARD
The Abanderados Award, which celebrates its 15th edition this year, aims to make visible and reward those Argentines who, through their solidarity projects, are generating a positive impact in their communities.
Throughout these weeks, the stories of the flag-bearers are shared through the media and social networks of Canal 13, with the aim of inspiring and mobilizing the audience; among them, the story of Felicitas Silva and the “Volando Alto” NGO.