Ciudad Mujer Móvil Completes First Half of 2026 with Over 27,000 Services Nationwide

The Ciudad Mujer Móvil program concluded the first half of 2026 by delivering 27,819 free services and direct assistance to 6,537 women and their families throughout Paraguay. This initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of Women and supported by the Office of the First Lady, focuses on bringing essential state services closer to communities facing significant needs.

Over the first six months of the year, the program conducted 27 large-scale outreach events in as many districts across eight of the country's departments. The Ministry of Women highlighted that this deployment expanded state coverage in vulnerable areas through coordinated efforts between national institutions and local authorities. The program's core objective is to facilitate access to rights, social assistance, and crucial administrative procedures for women and their families.

The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare provided the highest volume of services, with 10,018 medical and comprehensive care sessions. The National Secretariat for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Senadis) followed, registering 2,371 services focused on inclusion. The Ministry of Women itself offered 2,140 services, including legal guidance, psychological support, and violence prevention actions.

Other key services included identity document processing by the National Police's Identification Department, which handled 1,321 applications for identity cards and document regularization. The Ministry of Women emphasized that these achievements were made possible through inter-institutional collaboration and the logistical support of the First Lady's Office. The program is set to continue its outreach in the second half of the year, aiming to maintain state presence in remote areas and ensure continued access to essential services.