Through the Commission on Problematic Consumption of the Local Human Development Board, this Wednesday a meeting to promote healthy habits was held at the Víctor Oppel Sports Center, which was attended by more than a hundred students from Primary Schools No. 3 “Domingo Faustino Sarmiento” and No. 71 “Independencia”.
The purpose was for students to reinforce, in a practical and playful way, the importance of autonomy and decision-making in personal care. The aim was to demonstrate that real connection and free play are sources of positive energy, indirectly addressing behavioral addictions, such as the problematic use of the internet and games.
Mayor Francisco Azcué participated in the closing of the day, where he remarked that these actions are possible thanks to the commitment and joint work between the state and institutions, both public and private, “that subscribed to the July Pact during 2024 with the objective of addressing aspects that are important for our community to develop”.
Addressing the students who participated, Azcué asked them to “think about everything you experienced today, what you learned, and that we take care of each other because you are the most important thing Concordia has, representing the present but also the future. This activity was designed for you to be the protagonists”.
For her part, the Promoter of the Commission on Problematic Consumption, Camila Saboredo, explained that “with these actions we carry the message of prevention and it is the second stage of our cycle of talks undertaken since the beginning of the year. The children, despite their young age, received the initiative very well and are very clear about the general aspects of prevention”.
The Commission on Problematic Consumption of the Local Human Development Board is under the orbit of the Secretariat of Human Development and works together with different municipal areas and public and private institutions.
The purpose was for students to reinforce, in a practical and playful way, the importance of autonomy and decision-making in personal care. The aim was to demonstrate that real connection and free play are sources of positive energy, indirectly addressing behavioral addictions, such as the problematic use of the internet and games.
Mayor Francisco Azcué participated in the closing of the day, where he remarked that these actions are possible thanks to the commitment and joint work between the state and institutions, both public and private, “that subscribed to the July Pact during 2024 with the objective of addressing aspects that are important for our community to develop”.
Addressing the students who participated, Azcué asked them to “think about everything you experienced today, what you learned, and that we take care of each other because you are the most important thing Concordia has, representing the present but also the future. This activity was designed for you to be the protagonists”.
For her part, the Promoter of the Commission on Problematic Consumption, Camila Saboredo, explained that “with these actions we carry the message of prevention and it is the second stage of our cycle of talks undertaken since the beginning of the year. The children, despite their young age, received the initiative very well and are very clear about the general aspects of prevention”.
The Commission on Problematic Consumption of the Local Human Development Board is under the orbit of the Secretariat of Human Development and works together with different municipal areas and public and private institutions.