This week at the Soledad headquarters, we were joined by Meline, a special guest with excellent charisma, who came from France to share with us her experience in Colombia and teach us a bit about French culture. She also taught us some French words and the names of fruits and vegetables commonly consumed in her country.
Our Environmental Guardians visited the Mallorquín Marsh Ecopark. During this outing, various activities focused on preserving and caring for the marsh ecosystem were carried out. Participants had the opportunity to learn about the area’s biodiversity and engage in educational activities with park visitors. This experience not only contributed to the well-being of the environment but also strengthened our guardians’ commitment to protecting our natural resources.
During this day at the Lipaya headquarters, Mother’s Day was celebrated. It was an emotional event where the mothers of all beneficiaries were able to enjoy a special day filled with activities and surprises. The celebration included a beauty session as a form of self-care and self-love, as well as a special breakfast prepared for the occasion. Additionally, there were activities and games that allowed mothers to share fun moments and strengthen community bonds. The day was a success, making all the mothers feel valued and appreciated for their valuable work.
Today, the nutrition team from the Food Bank and the University of the Atlantic accompanied us to teach the boys and girls in the food security program how the healthy plate of the Colombian family is constituted. They also conducted the second nutritional screening of the year as a follow-up to the nutritional recovery process and gave all beneficiaries a beautiful gift to remind them how important it is to include vegetables in our diet.
Today, the children of the Viajeros group participated in an educational experience focused on learning and understanding their rights according to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Through interactive activities and watching UNICEF videos, they explored the importance of these rights in their lives and in society. The activity encouraged discussions and reflections, allowing the children to express their ideas and ask questions about the topic.
This week marked the beginning of activities for the Environmental Leadership Project of the Environmental Guardians Group. During this session, topics related to leadership and its various types were addressed. Additionally, the participants created art projects using recyclable materials.
Today, the boys and girls in the food security program carried out a meaningful activity related to food groups and the contribution they make to our bodies, enabling us to perform daily activities such as studying, walking, running, and jumping. The activity was conducted with images that they could associate according to their classification: builders, energy providers, and regulators.
The Environmental Guardians group led an inspiring educational campaign in the Lipaya neighborhood community, delivering a message about the importance of preserving and protecting water as a vital resource. Regardless of their age, the teenagers went from house to house to engage in conversations with their neighbors, hoping to have a significant impact on the environmental protection of this community. Thank you very much, Guardians!
This week, students and teachers from the University of the Coast accompanied us to begin a research project on the analysis of executive functions and social behavior in children aged 6 to 12. This type of research allows us to identify possible psychosocial risks and valuable information for the creation of strategies to strengthen the social development of our beneficiaries and their families.
At Lipaya headquarters, Children’s Day was celebrated with fun and educational activities organized by the youth leadership team. Children enjoyed games, drum therapy, artistic expression, and sports competitions, as well as a delicious breakfast and snacks. This initiative reflects the Foundation’s commitment to the well-being and happiness of children, as well as its dedication to generating social transformation.
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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