The Secretariat of Human Development of the Municipality of Concordia delivered to mayor Francisco Azcué a report detailing the monthly investment made in food as well as various goods.
Through the Undersecretariat of Social Development, approximately 200 million pesos are allocated monthly to supply Child Development Centers (CDI), soup kitchens, module deliveries, and to respond to other demands requested of the area.
Dry food, fruits and vegetables, meat cuts, fresh and breadcrumbs, powdered milk and sugar, diapers, wet wipes, stationery items, boards and wood, hardware and plumbing supplies, construction materials, bottled gas, asphalt sheets, cleaning supplies, and funeral services are purchased.
In addition, on repeated occasions, modules are delivered at the request of different municipal departments.
MODULES
Regarding the delivery of modules to individuals, from December 11, 2023, to May 5 of the current year, more than 3200 people have attended the Undersecretariat of Social Development with their DNI.
SOUP KITCHENS AND SNACK CENTERS
Currently, there are 136 active soup kitchens, through which an average of 8000 people are assisted. Of that total number of soup kitchens, 102 of them have an average of 50 to 60 people, while the remaining 34 assist more than 60 people.
Finally, the report presented indicates that there are tenders and other purchasing modalities in progress for meat cuts, dry food, fruits and vegetables, bottled gas, and stationery items, among others.
SURVEY
An important part of the responses that have been provided in social policies arises from the information that the Municipality obtains through the “Relevar” Project, which until mid-April reached 13 popular neighborhoods in the city, surveying around 2000 homes and reaching a universe of more than 5200 people.
The objective of this project is to work directly with families, without intermediaries, so that the assistance they require arrives directly.
Through the Undersecretariat of Social Development, approximately 200 million pesos are allocated monthly to supply Child Development Centers (CDI), soup kitchens, module deliveries, and to respond to other demands requested of the area.
Dry food, fruits and vegetables, meat cuts, fresh and breadcrumbs, powdered milk and sugar, diapers, wet wipes, stationery items, boards and wood, hardware and plumbing supplies, construction materials, bottled gas, asphalt sheets, cleaning supplies, and funeral services are purchased.
In addition, on repeated occasions, modules are delivered at the request of different municipal departments.
MODULES
Regarding the delivery of modules to individuals, from December 11, 2023, to May 5 of the current year, more than 3200 people have attended the Undersecretariat of Social Development with their DNI.
SOUP KITCHENS AND SNACK CENTERS
Currently, there are 136 active soup kitchens, through which an average of 8000 people are assisted. Of that total number of soup kitchens, 102 of them have an average of 50 to 60 people, while the remaining 34 assist more than 60 people.
Finally, the report presented indicates that there are tenders and other purchasing modalities in progress for meat cuts, dry food, fruits and vegetables, bottled gas, and stationery items, among others.
SURVEY
An important part of the responses that have been provided in social policies arises from the information that the Municipality obtains through the “Relevar” Project, which until mid-April reached 13 popular neighborhoods in the city, surveying around 2000 homes and reaching a universe of more than 5200 people.
The objective of this project is to work directly with families, without intermediaries, so that the assistance they require arrives directly.