He also toured the facilities of the Municipal Sports Center.
This Friday, the Summer Recreational Programs developed by the Municipality of Concordia through the Undersecretariat of Sports came to a close, a proposal in which more than 1500 children from different neighborhoods of the city participated.
The activities took place at the San Lorenzo Club of Villa Adela, San Martín Sports Center, Víctor Oppel Sports Center, Monseñor Tavella at 2135, and Casa Emaús for the younger ones, as well as the one for Senior Citizens, also at the Víctor Oppel.
Ivana Pérez, Undersecretary of Sports, remarked that “the assessment is very positive as we were able to fulfill our commitment to all the children, reaching all the neighborhoods,” adding that the Secretariat of Human Development is already planning next year's recreational programs, where they intend to double the number of attendees as the idea is to add other spaces.
“More than 1500 children participated and the idea is to reach at least 3000 next summer, which is what we are planning,” thanking everyone who was part of the activities, whether they were teachers, lifeguards, as well as Father Daniel Petelín, with whom they worked jointly at Casa Emaús.
The Recreational Program for Senior Citizens “was also a success, they didn't want to leave, so we are planning future activities to work with them.”
TOUR
After the closing of the Summer Recreational Program at the Sports Center, the mayor Azcué toured its facilities, learning about the reality of each of the sectors and the projects that the Undersecretariat of Sports has.
After passing by the pools where the children were, the Municipal President toured the stadium where, between Thursday, February 22nd and Sunday, February 25th, the 1st International Children's Soccer Tournament of Concordia will take place, which already has confirmed participation from River Plate, Racing Club, Defensa y Justicia, Chana de Salto (Uruguay), as well as the clubs San Lorenzo de Villa Adela, Atletic Club, El Olimpo, Monseñor Rosch, Salto Grande and Libertad.
After passing through the stadium, he visited the shelter that is currently being equipped so that in upcoming activities, the delegations arriving in our city can make use of its facilities.
Finally, Azcué and other Sports officials toured the water-based hockey field, a place where the Undersecretariat of Sports carried out a diagnosis of its conditions to definitively solve some issues it presents.
This Friday, the Summer Recreational Programs developed by the Municipality of Concordia through the Undersecretariat of Sports came to a close, a proposal in which more than 1500 children from different neighborhoods of the city participated.
The activities took place at the San Lorenzo Club of Villa Adela, San Martín Sports Center, Víctor Oppel Sports Center, Monseñor Tavella at 2135, and Casa Emaús for the younger ones, as well as the one for Senior Citizens, also at the Víctor Oppel.
Ivana Pérez, Undersecretary of Sports, remarked that “the assessment is very positive as we were able to fulfill our commitment to all the children, reaching all the neighborhoods,” adding that the Secretariat of Human Development is already planning next year's recreational programs, where they intend to double the number of attendees as the idea is to add other spaces.
“More than 1500 children participated and the idea is to reach at least 3000 next summer, which is what we are planning,” thanking everyone who was part of the activities, whether they were teachers, lifeguards, as well as Father Daniel Petelín, with whom they worked jointly at Casa Emaús.
The Recreational Program for Senior Citizens “was also a success, they didn't want to leave, so we are planning future activities to work with them.”
TOUR
After the closing of the Summer Recreational Program at the Sports Center, the mayor Azcué toured its facilities, learning about the reality of each of the sectors and the projects that the Undersecretariat of Sports has.
After passing by the pools where the children were, the Municipal President toured the stadium where, between Thursday, February 22nd and Sunday, February 25th, the 1st International Children's Soccer Tournament of Concordia will take place, which already has confirmed participation from River Plate, Racing Club, Defensa y Justicia, Chana de Salto (Uruguay), as well as the clubs San Lorenzo de Villa Adela, Atletic Club, El Olimpo, Monseñor Rosch, Salto Grande and Libertad.
After passing through the stadium, he visited the shelter that is currently being equipped so that in upcoming activities, the delegations arriving in our city can make use of its facilities.
Finally, Azcué and other Sports officials toured the water-based hockey field, a place where the Undersecretariat of Sports carried out a diagnosis of its conditions to definitively solve some issues it presents.