Bolivarian Government favored residents of Tinapuey with Comprehensive Care Day in Aragua

Published at: 09/07/2025 04:12 PM

Hundreds of women and their families from the Tinapuey sector, in Las Tejerías, were favored with a J Day of Comprehensive Care organized by the Great Venezuela Women's Mission in the state of Aragua.

The main objective of the activity was to strengthen women's well-being and empowerment in the town and was attended by prominent national and local authorities.

The day was led by the Minister of Popular Power for Women and Gender Equality, Yelitze Santaella, who reaffirmed the commitment of the Bolivarian Government to the protection and development of Venezuelan women. The minister was accompanied by the mayor of the Santos Michelena municipality, Régulo La Cruz, and the Secretary of Women's Affairs of the state of Aragua, Gipsy Colmenares, who highlighted the importance of these initiatives for the community.

During the day, attendees had access to a wide range of essential services in the health area, where multiple medical consultations were offered, including general medicine, pediatrics, geriatrics, internal medicine, gynecology, traumatology and gastroenterology, among others, providing primary and specialized care to those who needed it. The occasion was also suitable for the delivery of various technical aids, including canes, walkers and wheelchairs.

The activity also included comprehensive counseling through various social programs promoted by the national Government. The Humanized Childbirth Plan offered guidance and support to future mothers, promoting a respectful pregnancy and birth process.

The Great Venezuela Housing Mission (GMVV) also provided information on housing aspects, while the Educational Missions facilitated access to academic training programs; at the same time the Court of Violence against Women was present, as well as people who provided guidance for the formation of Women's Committees, as well as for the promotion of entrepreneurship, detailed a regional note.

Mazo News Team