📋 Tender Overview
Campaign promoted by the Ministry of Defense through the Joint Command of the Armed Forces took place over four days. Fulfilling the commitment of the National Government to bring State services to the most vulnerable population, the Ministry of Defense, led by its head Walter Astudillo Chavez, through the Joint Command of the Armed Forces and the support of other institutions, provided a total of 32,275 services in the Multisectoral Civic Campaign that took place in the district of Huanta, province of the same name, in the Ayacucho region, from Tuesday 17 to Friday 20.
During four days, 26,093 health services were provided by health professionals from the Armed Forces, National Police, EsSalud and Ministry of Health in more than 20 specialties. 6,282 services were also provided in more than 10 social programs of the State. The most requested specialties were Dentistry, Optometry, Ophthalmology, Internal Medicine, General Medicine, X-rays, Ultrasound, Geriatrics, Traumatology, Gastroenterology, Pediatrics, among others.
Likewise, vulnerable families received information and advice on various social programs of the Government, such as Pension 65, Cuna Mas, Juntos, Qaliwarma, FONDEPES, SIS, PRONABEC and SENASA. These campaigns, so far this year, are already benefiting more than 1.8 million Peruvians in the most remote places of the country.
The head of the Joint Command of the Armed Forces, Army General David Ojeda Parra, supervised the closing of the activity, where he highlighted the coordinated work of the cooperating entities. As a supportive arm of the State, we enthusiastically carried this caravan of health, empathy, well-being and hope through various places in the national territory. It is a huge satisfaction for a soldier to have a favorable impact on the quality of life of our compatriots, he said.
The success of the event was thanks to the intersectoral work that had the support of the Ministries of the Interior, Health, Production, Labor and Employment Promotion, Women and Vulnerable Population, Development and Social Inclusion, among others, and the District Municipality of Huanta in favor of the population that needs it most.
The Multisectoral Civic Campaigns seek to bring essential health and well-being services to the populations that need it most. Through these initiatives, the Armed Forces, in collaboration with civil society and faithful to their firm commitment to the well-being of our nation, contribute to the development of the country.
