This week we carried out educational articulation activities, where meetings were held with our higher education students in order to continue the academic orientation process, and with parents from the inclusion program who were provided with information corresponding to the follow-ups and activities of this new year. Likewise, agreements were established and commitment agreements were signed.
The Food Security program acknowledges beneficiaries and their families who have completed a training and nutritional recovery process of over three years, achieving a healthy weight and acquiring knowledge in healthy eating that will enable them to maintain their well-being in the long term. We appreciate their dedication and commitment, which have allowed them to successfully graduate and conclude this process with joy.
This week, from the Community Leaders project, working groups were formed for the development of community proposals. This activity is part of an educational exercise that allows young people to put into practice what they have learned during the training process and to propose strategies to solve the issues they have encountered within their community.
Meetings are being held this week with allied entities from the psychosocial support program to renew legal requirements and learn about strategic plans for community work in 2024.
Within the training workshops developed by the Community Leaders project, there is a recognition of public policies and social programs aimed at fulfilling the fundamental rights of youth in our country. The objective is to encourage their democratic participation to improve them every day.
Since this week, the working group at the Soledad headquarters has been organizing the strategic planning of activities and important aspects for the construction of the 2024 work plan.
This week, young people from the Community Leaders project shared the findings discovered in their community with an objective and practical vision to identify how the issues develop and who are the most affected.
The Mi Ciudad con Vida Foundation, in its campaign “Uniting Hearts at Christmas,” reaches 100 children from the municipality of San Jacinto, Bolívar, located in the Montes de María, filling these children’s hearts with joy, generosity, and much love. The solidarity of all the people who joined the campaign allows us to see the reflection of Christmas values in our communities.
The “Mi Ciudad con Vida” Foundation and the company Totto, through the Christmas campaign “Love is Sharing”, delivered Christmas gifts and a snack to 60 children from the community, who enjoyed a morning full of joy, games, and smiles.
Today, the closure of the projects took place through the grand celebration “Uniting Hearts at Christmas”. Our boys and girls from Barranquilla and Soledad surprised relatives and the attending audience with beautiful presentations of singing, dancing, theater, and art, all based on the values and skills developed in the projects, creating a space of love, companionship, reflection, and family unity. During this event, we had the support of Noticias Caracol and Pepeganga, who also provided moments of great joy.
La Fundación Mi Ciudad con Vida, creada en el año 2000, es una organización privada e independiente, sin ánimo de lucro. Colombia es un país asolado por la violencia. La crisis social, económica y política se traduce en un nivel muy alto de pobreza extrema . Los niños y los jóvenes son los más afectados por este fenómeno.
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