Social action in Bonao: PROPEEP and Senatorial Office provide support to families in Los Barros 2
In a continuous effort to strengthen the well-being of communities in the Monseñor Nouel province, the deputy director of the Strategic and Special Projects Program of the Presidency (PROPEEP), Eraleisy Vásquez, led a significant social aid day in the Los Barros 2 community, belonging to the Juma Bejucal municipal district.
During the operation, a formal delivery of school supplies was carried out for students in the area, in addition to food rations intended for families in vulnerable situations. This initiative seeks to alleviate the economic burden on households ahead of the imminent start of the school year and provide basic assistance to residents of the sector.
Commitment to community development
The activity was coordinated by community leader Félix Núñez, who highlighted the positive impact of this work. Núñez expressed his gratitude towards the management of PROPEEP, the senatorial office, and Senator Héctor Acosta, emphasizing the importance of authorities maintaining a direct link with the needs of the local population.
We reaffirm our unwavering commitment to continue working on behalf of the most needy sectors of the province, always prioritizing support for our children and the integral well-being of every citizen.
Eraleisy Vásquez, Deputy Director of PROPEEPDay details
- School supply delivery: School materials to support the academic performance of the children of Los Barros 2.
- Food assistance: Distribution of rations to reinforce food security for the beneficiary families.
- Social focus: The activity responds to the strategy of the Bonao Senatorial Office to reach the most vulnerable points of Monseñor Nouel.
The community members received this aid with great satisfaction, valuing the gesture as a necessary boost for the development of childhood and the stability of households in this district. With these types of operations, the state agency reaffirms its policy of proximity and attention to the social demands of the province.
