Los Alcarrizos City Hall successfully closes 2026 Summer Camp

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Total success: Los Alcarrizos closes the 2026 Children’s Summer Camp

With a day filled with joy and learning, the City Hall of Los Alcarrizos successfully concluded its 2026 Children’s Summer Camp. Over three intense days, the municipality became the epicenter of recreation for more than 2,500 children, who were accompanied by a team of 500 volunteers dedicated to ensuring the well-being of the little ones.

The event, designed to foster the integral development of childhood, offered a varied program that included sports, cultural, and educational activities. In addition to the fun, the initiative had a direct positive impact on the participants’ academic preparation, as essential school supplies were provided to facilitate their upcoming return to the classrooms.

A commitment to the future of the municipality

Mayor Junior Santos expressed his satisfaction with the reach of the camp, emphasizing that these types of spaces are fundamental for children in the community to socialize, discover new talents, and grow in a safe and constructive environment.

We are very satisfied with the result of this camp. For three days, our children enjoyed themselves, learned, made new friends, and received school supplies that will help them start their school year. This is investing in our childhood and showing them that they have a Mayor’s Office that thinks about their well-being and their future.

Junior Santos, Mayor of Los Alcarrizos

Strategic alliances for success

The success of this activity was possible thanks to the coordination between the municipal government, civil society, and various State institutions. Mayor Santos extended special thanks to the parents and guardians for their trust, as well as to the Council of Councilors and the group of volunteers for their tireless work.

Among the entities that provided their support to make this camp a reality, the following stand out:

  • Presidency of the Republic
  • National Institute of Student Welfare (INABIE)
  • Ministry of Sports
  • Ministry of Women
  • Directorate of Social Assistance and Community Feeding (DASAC)
  • Ministry of Agriculture
  • Special Fund for Agricultural Development (FEDA)
  • Grupo Ramos

With this initiative, the Mayor’s Office of Los Alcarrizos reaffirms its commitment to continue promoting programs that strengthen community integration, healthy entertainment, and the development of the citizens of tomorrow.

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