📋 Tender Overview
Through awareness talks at family gatherings and home visits, return and regular attendance at classes is promoted.This March 16, more than 92,496 elementary, primary and secondary school students, belonging to households affiliated with the Together program of the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (Midis), will begin the school year in the educational institutions of the La Libertad region.
The head of Midis, Lily Vasquez Davila, emphasized that the Juntos program promotes the return and regular attendance at classes through awareness-raising talks at family meetings for education and home visits to Juntos homes, with the aim of promoting timely access to education for girls, boys and adolescents.
These awareness-raising actions, developed by local managers in 84 districts in the region, allow families to become aware of the importance of enrolling their children and guaranteeing their permanence in the educational system. The work is carried out continuously throughout the year, with special emphasis on the months prior to the start of the school year.
As part of this strategy, a family meeting for education was held in the district of Florencia de Mora, province of Trujillo, with the participation of 40 user mothers and their secondary school children. During the day, through dynamics and recreational games, families reflected on the importance of school permanence and its role in the educational process.
Currently, Juntos maintains an active presence in the 84 districts it operates in La Libertad. With 58,343 affiliated households in the region, the program will continue with support throughout the school year, prioritizing the nominal monitoring of students and compliance with the commitments assumed by families in educational matters.
