In the morning, we had a visit from employees from the Women’s Secretary Office for a roundtable discussion about different ways to respond to cases of violence against women in the Atlántico department. In addition, we spoke with parents and guardians to identify such possible cases in the area.
We celebrated Children’s Day in the afternoon through music, contests, and fun games that made our little ones happy.
Today we wanted to highlight the World Food Day.
Every October 16, organisations such as FAO seek to create awareness and promote unity in all countries so that each individual in the world has healthy and quality food, in addition to generating a responsible culture of consumption and use of natural resources.
Today we were in a virtual and face-to-face health, prevention and self-care session for women from the Barranquilla and Soledad branches with the support of the Haceb Foundation and its group of allies.
Within the pedagogical process that the children go through in the Nutritional Care Center, some traditional games are being used to create healthy habits.
Triqui is a simple game that teaches children to solve problems, uses analytical skills and stimulates attention.
From the Educational Articulation program, we are working to ensure that the beneficiaries who are in the last year of secondary school receive the necessary guidance on the different technical, professional and technological careers, in addition to the different types of scholarships that are handled in different institutions of higher education.
This time, we have the support of the Universidad de la Costa, who are working with us virtually to solve any problems and answer any questions.
This week we carried out home visits to the new beneficiaries of the Nutritional Care Center in order to verify data and fill out regulatory forms.
In our Nutritional Care Center we promote conscious eating. This time we did it with a fun crossword contest.
The Higher Education program prepares young people who are about to finish their high school studies through the application of vocational guidance tests so that they can more objectively choose a technical, technological or professional career, taking into account their abilities and preferences. .
Thanks to the contributions of a private company, we had a fun and playful day with a delivery of cookie combos to the children and adolescents of Barranquilla. Our beneficiaries were encouraged to meet with all the members of their family for 10 minutes, talking about a common topic and sharing a delicious snack.
Families had to register this family space with a photograph and share it on our networks.
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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