The initiative arises from the project developed by the company EGGER with the Municipality of Concordia, bringing multiple benefits in improving health service provision in that sector of the city. Mayor Francisco Azcué announced that said health facility will begin operating 24 hours a day and will soon have an ambulance.
On Monday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué and the director of EGGER Concordia, Agustín Fitte, put the early stimulation room at the Villa Adela Health Center into operation.
The inauguration was attended by the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Health Diego Sauré; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; the Director of Primary Health Care Karina Greco; the head of the Villa Adela Health Center Luisa Cabrera; among others.
“Inaugurating this room is very important for us, where kinesiological rehabilitation treatments for children will be carried out. This was possible thanks to the work of the company EGGER; they are all products of the company, which is carried out within the framework of a social responsibility program that they carry out,” indicated Mayor Francisco Azcué.
Furthermore, Azcué highlighted the positive impact and the commitment of companies to the community. “This did not start now; the truth is that the company has been working for a long time, and from there we have been working with this public-private articulation, and this work with EGGER is very important.”
24-HOUR CARE
Subsequently, Azcué announced that “this Health Center, starting next month, will be open 24 hours a day. We have already started with the Health Center in the Nebel neighborhood, we are also going to open the one located in the Los Pájaros neighborhood, and before the end of the year, we will also have the one in Osvaldo Magnasco open 24 hours a day. Here – at the Villa Adela Health Center – there will be an ambulance, for which the bidding process is already underway,” he confirmed.
CARING FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS
On the other hand, the director of EGGER Concordia, Agustín Fitte, maintained that “at EGGER we truly believe in the sustainable development of operations, and we know that this can only be achieved if we take care of our future generations and our community,” he determined.
“For us, it is truly a source of pride to see our products applied for the benefit of the community within the framework of a program that has been running for many years. Our dialogue is open, and that is why we are talking and looking for new projects; we have to encourage Concordia to become increasingly greater and with more professionals,” summarized Fitte.
EGGER RUNS PROGRAM
This project involved the joint work of the Municipality of Concordia, the heads of the Health Center, and EGGER, who provided all the materials for the floors and furniture.
The money allocated to carry out this work is part of the funds raised through the EGGER Runs program, an initiative that the company promotes worldwide and that links healthy living with solidarity. Every year, the company invites employees to participate in this race, where each KM covered by them is transformed into money that is then donated to local institutions.
Thus, this year the company collaborated with sanitization kits for people affected by the floods, continued contributing to the Literacy Project of the NGO Volando Alto in Benito Legerén, and on this occasion, this very important project for the neighboring community was completed.
The company has been established in the Concordia Industrial Park for more than 30 years, and throughout this time it has built ties and maintained a fluid relationship with the different actors in society with the purpose of achieving better opportunities for the entire community.
On Monday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué and the director of EGGER Concordia, Agustín Fitte, put the early stimulation room at the Villa Adela Health Center into operation.
The inauguration was attended by the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Health Diego Sauré; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; the Director of Primary Health Care Karina Greco; the head of the Villa Adela Health Center Luisa Cabrera; among others.
“Inaugurating this room is very important for us, where kinesiological rehabilitation treatments for children will be carried out. This was possible thanks to the work of the company EGGER; they are all products of the company, which is carried out within the framework of a social responsibility program that they carry out,” indicated Mayor Francisco Azcué.
Furthermore, Azcué highlighted the positive impact and the commitment of companies to the community. “This did not start now; the truth is that the company has been working for a long time, and from there we have been working with this public-private articulation, and this work with EGGER is very important.”
24-HOUR CARE
Subsequently, Azcué announced that “this Health Center, starting next month, will be open 24 hours a day. We have already started with the Health Center in the Nebel neighborhood, we are also going to open the one located in the Los Pájaros neighborhood, and before the end of the year, we will also have the one in Osvaldo Magnasco open 24 hours a day. Here – at the Villa Adela Health Center – there will be an ambulance, for which the bidding process is already underway,” he confirmed.
CARING FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS
On the other hand, the director of EGGER Concordia, Agustín Fitte, maintained that “at EGGER we truly believe in the sustainable development of operations, and we know that this can only be achieved if we take care of our future generations and our community,” he determined.
“For us, it is truly a source of pride to see our products applied for the benefit of the community within the framework of a program that has been running for many years. Our dialogue is open, and that is why we are talking and looking for new projects; we have to encourage Concordia to become increasingly greater and with more professionals,” summarized Fitte.
EGGER RUNS PROGRAM
This project involved the joint work of the Municipality of Concordia, the heads of the Health Center, and EGGER, who provided all the materials for the floors and furniture.
The money allocated to carry out this work is part of the funds raised through the EGGER Runs program, an initiative that the company promotes worldwide and that links healthy living with solidarity. Every year, the company invites employees to participate in this race, where each KM covered by them is transformed into money that is then donated to local institutions.
Thus, this year the company collaborated with sanitization kits for people affected by the floods, continued contributing to the Literacy Project of the NGO Volando Alto in Benito Legerén, and on this occasion, this very important project for the neighboring community was completed.
The company has been established in the Concordia Industrial Park for more than 30 years, and throughout this time it has built ties and maintained a fluid relationship with the different actors in society with the purpose of achieving better opportunities for the entire community.