The president of the Provincial Council, Salvador Fuentes, highlighted the importance of preventive healthcare and the promotion of healthy habits as tools to address the demographic challenge and retain the rural population. He emphasized that the initiative has facilitated intergenerational learning and promoted territorial equity in access to health resources.
For her part, the delegate for Equality, Development Cooperation, Consumption, and Citizen Participation, Auxiliadora Moreno, reaffirmed the institutional commitment to health promotion and coordinated work with the Nursing College. She noted that the program brings specialist knowledge closer to citizens to build healthier and more cohesive communities.
Among the attendees were 81 women from Villaviciosa, Fuente Obejuna, Valsequillo, Pozoblanco, Alcaracejos, and Villanueva del Duque. Also participating were 33 students from the Auxiliary Nursing Care program in Pozoblanco and 33 secondary education students from Fuente Obejuna.
The workshops concluded with an in-person session at the House of Culture in Peñarroya-Pueblonuevo. Practical workshops were held on 'Healthy Life for Mature Women' and 'Sexuality, Health, and Networks', designed by specialist nurses in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
