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Midis social program organized family meetings to raise awareness among families of the importance of regular attendance at classes.With the aim of ensuring timely access to education for girls, boys and adolescents, the Together program of the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (Midis), has been promoting timely enrollment and regular attendance at classes through family meetings held in the Ancash region.
These days are carried out through a participatory strategy that integrates recreational dynamics and recreational activities, providing spaces for dialogue, learning and reflection between mothers, fathers and children.
The initiative, called Family Meetings for Education, is part of the Lets Go to School Together campaign, which seeks to ensure that students enroll on time, attend classes from the first day and have the permanent support of their families throughout the school year. Education, in this framework, is promoted as a central axis for the comprehensive development of girls, boys and adolescents.
The most recent activities were carried out in the districts of Mirgas, Cajay and Huachis, with the participation of 120 mothers who were users of the program along with their secondary school daughters and sons.
During the meetings, families received guidance on the enrollment processes, the benefits of staying in school, and the key role of the home in building a favorable environment for learning. Likewise, the strengthening of skills such as making responsible decisions in favor of the educational future of their children was promoted.
It is expected that on March 16, more than 53 thousand students using the Juntos program in the Ancash region will return to classrooms at the initial, primary and secondary levels. Within this framework, the territorial teams of the social program will continue to monitor and support households to contribute to educational continuity.
With these actions, Juntos reaffirms its commitment to the more than 39 thousand affiliated households in the region, promoting timely access to education and the permanent support of girls, boys and adolescents throughout their school career.
