The Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide met with the head of ANSES UDAI Concordia Guillermo Deymonnaz with the objective of coordinating joint actions, among them, the formation of a “Citizen Roundtable” to receive and provide responses to the various demands from the community.
Arístide reported that the objective is to “strengthen our alliance and bring ANSES services to the six neighborhoods of Concordia where we are working with the neighborhood transformation teams” carried out by the Municipality through the Secretariat of Human Development.
“We want to support the most vulnerable families, classified as red, and provide them with access to the services they need”, stressing that “we are exploring opportunities to work together on social security training, starting with the market vendors in the square and municipal employees, which will allow us to strengthen the capacities and skills of our residents and improve their labor insertion”.
For his part, Deymonnaz expressed that “all the agencies that address the various social demands must be at a coordination table where we prioritize the issues demanded by the population, whether with national, provincial or municipal representation”.
In that sense, he highlighted the importance of promoting social security education. “That is why we discussed this topic with the municipality, as it is important from the ANSES management to promote the different lines of contact with the agency”, recalling that one of them is the toll-free number 130 as well as the agency's website or using the application through a mobile device.
Arístide reported that the objective is to “strengthen our alliance and bring ANSES services to the six neighborhoods of Concordia where we are working with the neighborhood transformation teams” carried out by the Municipality through the Secretariat of Human Development.
“We want to support the most vulnerable families, classified as red, and provide them with access to the services they need”, stressing that “we are exploring opportunities to work together on social security training, starting with the market vendors in the square and municipal employees, which will allow us to strengthen the capacities and skills of our residents and improve their labor insertion”.
For his part, Deymonnaz expressed that “all the agencies that address the various social demands must be at a coordination table where we prioritize the issues demanded by the population, whether with national, provincial or municipal representation”.
In that sense, he highlighted the importance of promoting social security education. “That is why we discussed this topic with the municipality, as it is important from the ANSES management to promote the different lines of contact with the agency”, recalling that one of them is the toll-free number 130 as well as the agency's website or using the application through a mobile device.