2026 Summer Camp gathers 2,500 children in Los Alcarrizos

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Los Alcarrizos celebrates the start of its great 2026 Children’s Summer Camp

With the goal of fostering the integral development and healthy recreation of the little ones, the Municipal City Council of Los Alcarrizos formally kicked off its 2026 Children’s Summer Camp. This important sports and recreational initiative will span three days, bringing together a crowd of more than 2,500 boys and girls from the municipality.

The event is supported by a team of 500 volunteers, who ensure the proper functioning of the various scheduled activities, which include sports disciplines, cultural workshops, recreational dynamics, and educational moments.

Commitment to the future of the municipality

Mayor Junior Santos, who led the opening ceremony, reaffirmed his municipal administration’s vision focused on providing safe spaces for the youth. During his speech, the municipal executive highlighted the value of these sessions for the local community.

This camp is a testament to the commitment we have to our children. Over these three days, we want them to enjoy, learn, share, and develop their talents in a safe environment filled with joy. For us, investing in childhood is investing in the future of Los Alcarrizos.

Junior Santos, Mayor of Los Alcarrizos

The inaugural event had the support of local authorities, including Deputy Mayor Felicia Santos, Congressman Aldo Adón, and the City Council members, who highlighted the importance of these actions to strengthen social cohesion and child welfare.

Strategic alliances for program success

The success of this call has been possible thanks to inter-institutional collaboration and the support of various sectors. Among the entities that have joined efforts to carry out this camp are:

  • Presidency of the Republic
  • Ministry of Sports
  • Ministry of Women
  • INABIE
  • FEDA
  • Ministry of Agriculture
  • DASAC
  • Grupo Ramos

The Mayor’s Office of Los Alcarrizos emphasized that this project is part of a comprehensive strategy to promote community integration and ensure that minors have constructive entertainment alternatives during the summer vacation period.

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