The Local Human Development Board continues to work through its various Commissions with the objective of coordinating action protocols and responses as different demands arise.
On this occasion, the Advisory Team met, composed of municipal, provincial, and national areas, as well as city institutions. The objective is to generate rapid responses for urgent and highly complex cases. Its main function is to design and test action protocols that, once validated, become standard procedures.
The Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, highlighted that the meeting served to outline “actions regarding the cases encountered, determining an action role according to the function that each one fulfills”.
The main axis of the Local Human Development Board is to generate a solid basis for measurement and evaluation, with which to organize joint improvement proposals related to the varied situations and problems found in the territory.
“The Advisory Team is part of the Board. It was the first meeting where we agreed on how we are going to work, using as an example cases where there is clearly a lack of agreement on what the definitive response to the family is and what the priority points are,” explained Arístide.
Present were: for the Directorate of Childhood, Adolescence and Family, Adriana Medina and Alejandro Ramírez; for the Undersecretariat of Education, María Luz Penco; for the Directorate of Disability, Maximiliano Navarro Jaurena. In the case of the Immediate Social Assistance area, Héctor Senes.
The Promoters of the Health Commission, Nélida Vedoya and Cristina Da Silva; the Promoter of the Education Commission, Rocío Postan; the Promoter of the Problematic Consumption Commission, Camila Saboredo; Councilwoman Celeste Fuscado; the head of ANSES Concordia, Guillermo Deymonnaz; on behalf of SEDRONAR, Mónica Villarreal; for COPNAF, Dr. Constanza Ortiz; the head of Family Court No. 3, Jésica Heiss, and the Director of CAPS La Bianca, Nicolás Tito.
On this occasion, the Advisory Team met, composed of municipal, provincial, and national areas, as well as city institutions. The objective is to generate rapid responses for urgent and highly complex cases. Its main function is to design and test action protocols that, once validated, become standard procedures.
The Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, highlighted that the meeting served to outline “actions regarding the cases encountered, determining an action role according to the function that each one fulfills”.
The main axis of the Local Human Development Board is to generate a solid basis for measurement and evaluation, with which to organize joint improvement proposals related to the varied situations and problems found in the territory.
“The Advisory Team is part of the Board. It was the first meeting where we agreed on how we are going to work, using as an example cases where there is clearly a lack of agreement on what the definitive response to the family is and what the priority points are,” explained Arístide.
Present were: for the Directorate of Childhood, Adolescence and Family, Adriana Medina and Alejandro Ramírez; for the Undersecretariat of Education, María Luz Penco; for the Directorate of Disability, Maximiliano Navarro Jaurena. In the case of the Immediate Social Assistance area, Héctor Senes.
The Promoters of the Health Commission, Nélida Vedoya and Cristina Da Silva; the Promoter of the Education Commission, Rocío Postan; the Promoter of the Problematic Consumption Commission, Camila Saboredo; Councilwoman Celeste Fuscado; the head of ANSES Concordia, Guillermo Deymonnaz; on behalf of SEDRONAR, Mónica Villarreal; for COPNAF, Dr. Constanza Ortiz; the head of Family Court No. 3, Jésica Heiss, and the Director of CAPS La Bianca, Nicolás Tito.