Santa Úrsula Concludes Corresponsable Plan with Nearly 200 Children Participating
The municipal summer program facilitated family reconciliation and offered educational leisure activities adapted to children's needs.
By Jonay Mesa Rodríguez
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Children enjoying educational and leisure activities in a safe and adapted space in Santa Úrsula.
The Santa Úrsula City Council has concluded the summer activities of the Corresponsable Plan, a project that involved approximately 200 children from the municipality, providing care resources and educational leisure to facilitate family reconciliation.
The Equality Department of the Santa Úrsula City Council is ending the summer activities developed under the Corresponsable Plan. This project has enabled approximately 200 children from the municipality to enjoy various spaces and activities adapted to their ages and needs throughout the summer months.
The Corresponsable Plan has provided families in Santa Úrsula with care resources and educational leisure spaces during the holiday period. The aim has been to facilitate the reconciliation of family, personal, and work life, moving towards a more co-responsible municipality.
During the summer, various spaces were set up throughout the municipality, aiming to bring resources closer to families and ensure that children of different ages and from various areas could benefit from the proposed activities.
The council emphasizes the importance of co-responsibility policies integrating not only care services but also an educational, community, and equality perspective. The goal is to create safe spaces where children can play, learn, interact, and enjoy their free time.
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"The Corresponsable Plan allows us to continue advancing a fundamental idea: caring and facilitating reconciliation is a shared responsibility. We want families in Santa Úrsula to have accessible and quality resources, and at the same time, for our children to enjoy a summer full of experiences, games, and learning."
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"Facilitating family reconciliation is a responsibility that we must assume from the administrations, providing resources that meet the real needs of the citizens. This summer, we have succeeded in ensuring that nearly 200 children enjoy safe, educational, and adapted spaces, while helping families balance their personal and work responsibilities. We want to continue strengthening these types of initiatives and move towards an increasingly co-responsible Santa Úrsula, where the care and well-being of children are a priority."
The closing of these activities marks the end of a summer in which nearly 200 children participated in the various co-responsible spaces, consolidating a municipal line of work that prioritizes reconciliation, care, equality, and child well-being.
