Venustiano Carranza Mayor's Office Strengthens Social Policy, Distributes Nearly 10,000 Aid Packages

The Venustiano Carranza mayor's office has significantly bolstered its social policy by distributing nearly 10,000 aid packages. This initiative departed from traditional distribution methods, instead emphasizing a strong territorial presence and delivering benefits directly into the neighborhoods.

According to the administration led by Evelyn Parra, this approach effectively brought social programs closer to the daily realities of the beneficiaries. Among the initiatives was the "Personas Mayores Formadoras del Hogar" (Elderly Home Formers) program, which highlighted the crucial role of older adults in maintaining daily household life and strengthening family dynamics and community cohesion through their experience.

Federal deputies Julio César Moreno Rivera and Elena Segura Trejo, along with local deputy Israel Moreno, attended the distribution events as special guests. The strategy also extended support to women entrepreneurs, individuals from the sexual diversity population, and young people participating in "Experiencia Joven para el Bienestar" (Young Experience for Well-being).

These programs collectively formed a differentiated policy, catering to specific sectors within the demarcation. The emphasis was placed on territorial access and expanding support mechanisms for groups with diverse needs, ensuring aid reached those who required it most.