NOTIGROBO – June / July 2018 Edition

July 10, 2018
Fundación Los Grobo disembarked with Potenciar in Santiago Del Estero
Last Friday, June 22nd, the Los Grobo Foundation team, which coordinates the Potenciar Comunidades Program, met in Santiago del Estero with a group of 60 representatives from different organizations from the public, private and social sectors, technical teams and neighborhood leaders. the objective of sharing lessons learned, presenting results and structuring a network of work aimed at achieving concrete results of community impact in a short, medium and long term perspective.

Since 2016, and in partnership with the Ministry of Social Development of the Nation (Secretariat of Accompaniment and Social Protection), the Los Grobo Foundation team disembarked in the Barrio General Paz, located in the northwest of the City of Santiago del Estero, where approximately 3,000 families live, mostly in poverty or indigence.

Through the adaptation of the methodological platform of social investment, territorial development and collective impact "Potenciar Comunidades", a strategy of approach was designed to implement the National Plan of Social Protection there, from which they are directly accompanying 220 families in issues of social security, access to health, housing, education, family dynamics and income generation. By the end of this year, the program will reach some 500 families.

In partnership with the Municipality of Santiago del Estero, and together with different local organizations and families, a Community Development Plan was designed that identifies the main problems and opportunities and - at the same time - defines different strategies and concrete solutions in social matters, economic and environmental.

In this line, for example, it is planned to install a square, a space for technological inclusion, improve the library of the neighborhood, create a space for the development of enterprises and generate income for families, among other initiatives.

Automatic translation from spanish.

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