Social care days in Girardot benefit more than 19 families

Published at: 01/05/2026 04:20 PM

With regard to the social days that have been promoted in the communities of Girardot in the state of Aragua during the first quarter of the year, a total of 19,265 people have benefited in 10 communes of the municipality.

Every weekend, these social care days benefit more families with medical, social services, comprehensive counseling, medical care that includes vaccination, general medicine, pediatrics, gynecology, dentistry and geriatrics, among other specialized services.

In addition, social care is offered with the coordination of Missions and Great Missions, Homeland Homes, Humanized Childbirth, Institute of Nutrition, Citizen Care, prefecture, civil registration and updating of the Patria Platform, in addition to sports and recreational activities, and the support of various secretariats and entities.

It should be noted that during the month of January, 5,856 services were distributed in four parishes, including Andrés Eloy Blanco, La Democracia community, 683 people were served; in José Casanova Godoy, Campo Alegre I, a total of 1,576 beneficiaries; in Los Tacarigua, community of 23 de Enero, 2,443 attentions were registered and in Pedro José Ovalles, San Pedro Alejandrino, 1,154 citizens benefited.

The month of February, 9,327 beneficiaries received the attention of 9,327 beneficiaries. The conference was held in the Choroní parish, La Planta sector, with 1,203 people attended; in the Joaquín Crespo parish, in the Guasimal sector, with a monthly record number of 5,707 people; and in the Pedro José Ovalles parish, in the San Rafael sector, where 2,417 beneficiary citizens were registered.

At the close of the quarter corresponding to the month of March, the Social Management Department reported 4,082 attentions. The deployments were concentrated in the Los Tacarigua parish, specifically in the San Vicente sector and in the José Casanova Godoy parish, in the Aguacatal sector, where care was provided to 3,553 citizens.

Mazo News Team