This week, the Foundation, in collaboration with the Personería of Barranquilla, held a training session on human rights and care pathways. The event provided participants with key information on rights protection and available resources for addressing cases of violation. This initiative strengthens the commitment of both institutions to the defense and promotion of rights in the community.
This Saturday, the youth leaders of the Fundación Mi Ciudad Con Vida held a recreational event for the elderly in the community. During the event, participants enjoyed board games, a lively dance session, and a healthy snack. The activity aimed to promote integration and well-being among the elderly, strengthening intergenerational bonds. Attendees expressed their gratitude for this initiative, highlighting the effort and dedication of the young people.
This week, at the Soledad center, parents participating in the Entrepreneurial Behavior course with the National Learning Service (SENA) are developing their business proposals in a structured manner, identifying market needs using the Canvas model.
Throughout this month, we have conducted association and semantic awareness exercises to promote children’s adaptation and acceptance of new fruits and vegetables. This activity involved choosing a random letter from the alphabet, and the children had to write down a fruit and a vegetable that started with that letter, describing their taste and color.
Adolescents and young people from the foundation actively participated in the Tajamares Run, supporting educational actions on environmental care and leadership. The race, held in a natural environment, not only promoted physical activity but also environmental awareness among the attendees.
Some young people stood out as competitors, demonstrating their commitment and skills in athletics. The participation of the beneficiaries in this race was a testament to their dedication to environmental protection and their leadership abilities in the community.
We congratulate all the participants for their great effort and commitment!
The beneficiaries of the Foundation’s “Productive and Inclusive Families” project successfully participated in the Tajamares Entrepreneurship Fair. This event provided a platform for entrepreneurial families to present their products and services to the community, highlighting their creativity and business skills. Their participation strengthened their sense of belonging and community commitment, generating additional income and reaffirming the foundation’s support for inclusion and economic empowerment. We congratulate all participants for their effort and dedication!
At our Soledad location, we are celebrating as several of our children have birthdays this month. We join in with a delicious birthday cake, recognizing that another year of life is always an opportunity to achieve dreams and goals.
This weekend, the Lipaya site celebrated a vibrant Athletics Festival, where children of all ages enthusiastically participated in various competitions. The event stood out for its festive atmosphere and competitive spirit, featuring different race categories. The active involvement of children and the community bolstered the festival’s success, promoting physical activity and sports while reinforcing values such as teamwork and perseverance.
The children from the Soledad site experienced an exciting educational outing, promoting mental and physical health in a different setting, where they could play in the park, engage in various motor coordination exercises, dance, and participate in a mixed football match that encouraged healthy competition and teamwork.
The Environmental Guardians had an enriching educational experience this week by visiting the butterfly garden. Guided by experts, they explored various species of butterflies and other insects, observing their life cycles and behaviors. The activity not only allowed them to appreciate the beauty of these creatures but also to understand their crucial role in our ecosystems. This experience strengthened their commitment to environmental protection and fostered a collaborative learning environment and respect for nature among the participants.
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