Last weekend, an emotional gathering was held at the “Juana Sarriegui de Isthilart” Nursing Home for the Day of the Elderly. The activity was organized jointly by the Municipality of Concordia and the Provincial Government.
Under the motto “We continue on the path, do not let go of my hand,” the activity provided the elderly with a space for gathering, support, and fun. The seniors enjoyed various recreational activities, live music, and a warm snack, all in an environment of respect and care, designed to celebrate life and the valuable role that the elderly have in our community.
Andrea Chirino, director of the Home, together with the event coordinators, highlighted the importance of these activities for the well-being of the elderly, allowing them not only to enjoy moments of recreation but also to strengthen community ties. “It is a very special day for them and for us. Seeing the seniors so happy, sharing laughter and affection, fills us with satisfaction,” she noted.
Gladys Portugal, Head of the Department of Senior Citizen Policy, highlighted the relevance of these types of events for the emotional health of the seniors: “These days are fundamental because we not only provide a space for recreation, but we also strengthen the sense of belonging and community of our elderly. It is a way of giving back the love they have given for so many years and of accompanying them in this stage of life.”
The success of the event was also highlighted by the families of the seniors, who thanked the dedication of the entire organizing team.
Throughout the day, provincial deputies Gladys Salinas and Carola Laner accompanied the seniors and actively participated in the activities, demonstrating their commitment to the elderly of the region.
The Day of the Elderly is a day that reinforces the commitment of the Municipality of Concordia and the Government of Entre Ríos to the well-being and quality of life of the elderly, who continue to be a fundamental piece of our society.
Under the motto “We continue on the path, do not let go of my hand,” the activity provided the elderly with a space for gathering, support, and fun. The seniors enjoyed various recreational activities, live music, and a warm snack, all in an environment of respect and care, designed to celebrate life and the valuable role that the elderly have in our community.
Andrea Chirino, director of the Home, together with the event coordinators, highlighted the importance of these activities for the well-being of the elderly, allowing them not only to enjoy moments of recreation but also to strengthen community ties. “It is a very special day for them and for us. Seeing the seniors so happy, sharing laughter and affection, fills us with satisfaction,” she noted.
Gladys Portugal, Head of the Department of Senior Citizen Policy, highlighted the relevance of these types of events for the emotional health of the seniors: “These days are fundamental because we not only provide a space for recreation, but we also strengthen the sense of belonging and community of our elderly. It is a way of giving back the love they have given for so many years and of accompanying them in this stage of life.”
The success of the event was also highlighted by the families of the seniors, who thanked the dedication of the entire organizing team.
Throughout the day, provincial deputies Gladys Salinas and Carola Laner accompanied the seniors and actively participated in the activities, demonstrating their commitment to the elderly of the region.
The Day of the Elderly is a day that reinforces the commitment of the Municipality of Concordia and the Government of Entre Ríos to the well-being and quality of life of the elderly, who continue to be a fundamental piece of our society.