Youth is deployed across the country to serve the grandparents and grandmothers of the Homeland

Venezuelan youth began a national deployment as part of the Bolivarian Government's social protection policies, after the formation of comprehensive care brigades for the country's grandparents and grandmothers. This initiative seeks to strengthen the bonds of solidarity and union between different generations in each state of the national territory.

The Great Venezuela Youth Mission actively supports this effort to consolidate the well-being of the elderly population. Through this joint effort, the State promotes a model of coexistence based on love and mutual respect. Territorial deployment represents a firm step towards building a more inclusive society, where young people assume a leading role in caring for their communities.

As part of this process, the recruitment of volunteers for the program of Grandchildren and Granddaughters of the Homeland began formally. This volunteering has the task of building a support and assistance network in each commune to ensure the health and protection of older adults. The goal is for each grandparent to receive direct attention and fair recognition for their historic contribution to the development of the nation.

The Bolivarian Government extends an invitation to all young people to join this work of service and social commitment. With this action, the country reaffirms its desire for peace and well-being, where the efforts of the elderly receive a response full of gratitude from the new generations.