This Tuesday, the Pancho Ramírez neighborhood was the meeting point for a new edition of the “Vení, Informate y Participá” program, a territorial day for access to programs, services, and free counseling carried out by the Municipality of Concordia.
Organized by the Directorate of Citizen Participation together with the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship and the Secretariat of Health, the proposal offered information on employment programs, social economy, entrepreneurship, tools for productive projects, and access to municipal health services such as vaccination, check-ups, and the promotion of healthy habits.
Mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted that “these sessions are a concrete tool to bring the State closer to each neighborhood, listening to the residents and providing answers to their needs. The goal is for everyone to have access to the information and resources that are at their disposal”.
“This is one of the tools that we carry out from the administration to be in contact with our residents. Citizen participation is very important when it comes to the growth and development of our neighborhoods, which is why we are touring different parts of the city with this proposal,” stated Azcué.
For his part, José Vedoya, Director of Citizen Participation, stressed that “the community's response was very positive, and that encourages us to continue touring the city with this type of proposal that strengthens participation and the direct link with citizens”.
In addition, Luciana, a resident of the neighborhood, expressed: “It is very good that the municipality reaches out, because sometimes one does not know where to go or who to ask. Today I left with useful information and was even able to get a health check-up”.
The day concluded with a highly positive assessment and the commitment to continue developing these activities in different parts of the city to continue expanding rights and opportunities for all residents of Concordia.
Accompanying them were the Secretary of Health, Diego Enrique Sauré, and the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, among other officials.
Organized by the Directorate of Citizen Participation together with the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship and the Secretariat of Health, the proposal offered information on employment programs, social economy, entrepreneurship, tools for productive projects, and access to municipal health services such as vaccination, check-ups, and the promotion of healthy habits.
Mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted that “these sessions are a concrete tool to bring the State closer to each neighborhood, listening to the residents and providing answers to their needs. The goal is for everyone to have access to the information and resources that are at their disposal”.
“This is one of the tools that we carry out from the administration to be in contact with our residents. Citizen participation is very important when it comes to the growth and development of our neighborhoods, which is why we are touring different parts of the city with this proposal,” stated Azcué.
For his part, José Vedoya, Director of Citizen Participation, stressed that “the community's response was very positive, and that encourages us to continue touring the city with this type of proposal that strengthens participation and the direct link with citizens”.
In addition, Luciana, a resident of the neighborhood, expressed: “It is very good that the municipality reaches out, because sometimes one does not know where to go or who to ask. Today I left with useful information and was even able to get a health check-up”.
The day concluded with a highly positive assessment and the commitment to continue developing these activities in different parts of the city to continue expanding rights and opportunities for all residents of Concordia.
Accompanying them were the Secretary of Health, Diego Enrique Sauré, and the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, among other officials.