In the Job Training Room of the Civic Center of Concordia, an informative and instructional meeting was held with representatives of the city's senior centers, together with the Director of General Inspection, Beatriz López. The meeting was coordinated by the head of the Department of Senior Citizen Policies, Gladys Portugal.
The main objective of the meeting was to provide tools and advice on the organization and operation of senior centers, seeking to strengthen their structure and optimize the services provided to the older adults of our community.
In her speech, Gladys Portugal highlighted the importance of these types of meetings to improve the quality of life of our retirees. “It is essential that senior centers have the necessary resources and support so that they can continue to fulfill their mission of accompanying and assisting our seniors. This meeting is just the beginning of a joint effort that will allow for more efficient organization and a positive impact on each of the centers,” stated Portugal.
The Director of General Inspection, Beatriz López, also highlighted the municipal government's commitment to the elderly and underscored the importance of establishing fluid and constant communication between the different actors involved in the care of retirees.
The meeting was well received by the representatives of the senior centers, who valued the space for exchange and learning, trusting that this initiative will strengthen networking and contribute to the development of inclusive public policies.
These types of activities will continue to be carried out in order to guarantee an adequate and efficient operation of the senior centers, promoting the well-being of our older adults.
For more information, interested parties can go to the 1st Floor of the Civic Center (Mitre and Pellegrini), from Monday to Friday, from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
The main objective of the meeting was to provide tools and advice on the organization and operation of senior centers, seeking to strengthen their structure and optimize the services provided to the older adults of our community.
In her speech, Gladys Portugal highlighted the importance of these types of meetings to improve the quality of life of our retirees. “It is essential that senior centers have the necessary resources and support so that they can continue to fulfill their mission of accompanying and assisting our seniors. This meeting is just the beginning of a joint effort that will allow for more efficient organization and a positive impact on each of the centers,” stated Portugal.
The Director of General Inspection, Beatriz López, also highlighted the municipal government's commitment to the elderly and underscored the importance of establishing fluid and constant communication between the different actors involved in the care of retirees.
The meeting was well received by the representatives of the senior centers, who valued the space for exchange and learning, trusting that this initiative will strengthen networking and contribute to the development of inclusive public policies.
These types of activities will continue to be carried out in order to guarantee an adequate and efficient operation of the senior centers, promoting the well-being of our older adults.
For more information, interested parties can go to the 1st Floor of the Civic Center (Mitre and Pellegrini), from Monday to Friday, from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.