The children enjoyed a moment of recreation and games. “We are very satisfied with what has been achieved, due to the attendance and participation of the parents. This encourages us to reinforce the work we have been doing,” noted the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide.
With a significant turnout of children, the summer recreational activities at the Child Development Centers of the Municipality of Concordia were concluded. The activity took place at the “Azahares” CDC in the Los Pájaros neighborhood.
In this regard, the Secretary of Human Development of the Municipality of Concordia Sebastián Arístide, accompanied by the Undersecretary of Social Development Roberto Niez, highlighted that “for the first time in a long time, we opened these spaces so that families can have a moment of recreation. Normally, the CDCs operate during the school year; however, we decided to open them to hold the recreational activities because we believe that people need to have these open spaces all year round because they are public.”
Taking stock, Arístide stated, “we can say that it was extremely positive. We are very satisfied with what has been achieved, due to the attendance and the participation of the parents. This encourages us to reinforce the work we have been doing. We are going to work so that the rest of the CDCs can accommodate the more than 600 children who were identified through the Relevar Project.”
The Director of Childhood, Adolescence and Family Adriana Medina valued the participation and support of the families, as this allows for strengthening the work that the Municipality has been carrying out.
She also highlighted the attendance of children, who participated in various activities “and enjoyed them but also learned a lot. We are very happy with what has been achieved.”
With a significant turnout of children, the summer recreational activities at the Child Development Centers of the Municipality of Concordia were concluded. The activity took place at the “Azahares” CDC in the Los Pájaros neighborhood.
In this regard, the Secretary of Human Development of the Municipality of Concordia Sebastián Arístide, accompanied by the Undersecretary of Social Development Roberto Niez, highlighted that “for the first time in a long time, we opened these spaces so that families can have a moment of recreation. Normally, the CDCs operate during the school year; however, we decided to open them to hold the recreational activities because we believe that people need to have these open spaces all year round because they are public.”
Taking stock, Arístide stated, “we can say that it was extremely positive. We are very satisfied with what has been achieved, due to the attendance and the participation of the parents. This encourages us to reinforce the work we have been doing. We are going to work so that the rest of the CDCs can accommodate the more than 600 children who were identified through the Relevar Project.”
The Director of Childhood, Adolescence and Family Adriana Medina valued the participation and support of the families, as this allows for strengthening the work that the Municipality has been carrying out.
She also highlighted the attendance of children, who participated in various activities “and enjoyed them but also learned a lot. We are very happy with what has been achieved.”