During the campus, younger participants learned about farm product preparation, while seniors acquired skills in using electronic devices like mobile phones and tablets. The initiative, which involved 60 children aged 3 to 13, was hailed as a success by the Youth Councilor, Andrea Zambrano.
The program served a dual purpose: facilitating family reconciliation in the final week before the school year begins and offering children a glimpse into traditional customs and games. Participants visited the elderly care home, learned games like parcheesi and dominoes, and experienced age-old traditions.
“"The first days of September were not easy for families, so this initiative was necessary and benefits many residents of Alhendín."
Furthermore, children interacted with the rural world through a farm visit, learning about sector activities and fieldwork. The Alhendín Association Soldiers of Fortune also contributed, sharing anecdotes and values from past generations.
The Alhendín City Council thus reaffirms its commitment to family reconciliation and the promotion of traditions among its residents.
