The Department of Senior Citizen Policies of the Municipality of Concordia officially began its 2025 agenda of activities with a Reading Marathon held at the “Juana Sarriegui de Isthilart” Nursing Home. The activity promoted meeting, active participation, and the enjoyment of reading among the resident senior citizens.
In addition, the occasion was used to talk with the seniors about the different workshops and activities they wish to develop during the first quarter of the year, prioritizing their interests and needs to design a participatory and enriching agenda.
Gladys Portugal, Head of the Department of Senior Citizen Policies, highlighted: “It is a source of pride to start a new year with activities that not only enrich the cultural life of our senior citizens, but also provide them with a space for meeting and expression. Reading is a powerful tool to keep the mind active and strengthen community ties. This year, we will continue working with dedication to offer proposals that truly have a positive impact on their lives.”
Likewise, Portugal thanked the continuous support of the Director of Cooperativism and Associativism, Ariel Gorostegui, and the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, who support and enhance these initiatives. “Joint work allows us to go further and further, generating a real impact on our community and reaffirming our commitment to the senior citizens of Concordia,” she added.
From the Department of Senior Citizen Policies, the entire community is invited to support these proposals and to continue building spaces for integration and learning for our seniors.
In addition, the occasion was used to talk with the seniors about the different workshops and activities they wish to develop during the first quarter of the year, prioritizing their interests and needs to design a participatory and enriching agenda.
Gladys Portugal, Head of the Department of Senior Citizen Policies, highlighted: “It is a source of pride to start a new year with activities that not only enrich the cultural life of our senior citizens, but also provide them with a space for meeting and expression. Reading is a powerful tool to keep the mind active and strengthen community ties. This year, we will continue working with dedication to offer proposals that truly have a positive impact on their lives.”
Likewise, Portugal thanked the continuous support of the Director of Cooperativism and Associativism, Ariel Gorostegui, and the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, who support and enhance these initiatives. “Joint work allows us to go further and further, generating a real impact on our community and reaffirming our commitment to the senior citizens of Concordia,” she added.
From the Department of Senior Citizen Policies, the entire community is invited to support these proposals and to continue building spaces for integration and learning for our seniors.