The Directorate of Citizen Participation held a working session in the Islas Malvinas neighborhood, where it met with residents to listen to their needs and work on concrete solutions. The activity included a visit to the neighborhood soup kitchen, where sewing and knitting training sessions are currently being held, promoting tools for personal and community development.
During the tour, residents expressed demands related to the neighborhood, which were taken note of so that the Municipality can work on prompt responses.
“It is a significant step to be present in a neighborhood where residents, some with 46 years of residency, had never received a visit from municipal authorities. This is the beginning of joint work to transform realities and strengthen the community,” stated the Directorate of Citizen Participation.
The municipality ratifies its commitment to inclusion, active listening, and the development of public policies that improve the quality of life in every corner of Concordia.
During the tour, residents expressed demands related to the neighborhood, which were taken note of so that the Municipality can work on prompt responses.
“It is a significant step to be present in a neighborhood where residents, some with 46 years of residency, had never received a visit from municipal authorities. This is the beginning of joint work to transform realities and strengthen the community,” stated the Directorate of Citizen Participation.
The municipality ratifies its commitment to inclusion, active listening, and the development of public policies that improve the quality of life in every corner of Concordia.