Kits para bebés y formación: así avanza ‘Lactar es amar’ en Cartagena
La llegada de un bebé implica preparación, acompañamiento y redes de apoyo, y eso lo saben bien las 200 madres gestantes y lactantes del Distrito que recibieron kits de cuidado como parte del programa ‘Lactar es amar’. La iniciativa, liderada por la gestora social Liliana Majana y la Secretaría de Desarrollo Social, cerró con balance positivo tras recorrer durante dos meses la zona urbana, corregimental e insular de Cartagena.
Kits para bebés y formación: así avanza ‘Lactar es amar’ en Cartagena The ‘Lactar es amar’ program supported 200 pregnant and lactating mothers in Cartagena for two months, offering training in loving parenting and essential kits. Participants received expert guidance on mental health and nutrition, contributing to a strong start for their babies. This initiative is part of the Mayor’s Office’s efforts to enhance early childhood care, including the new CDI Sueños Unidos facility.
- The ‘Lactar es amar’ program supported 200 pregnant and lactating mothers in Cartagena.
- The program provided training in loving parenting and essential kits.
- Sessions were led by experts in mental health and nutrition.
- The program covered urban, insular, and corregimental areas of Cartagena, including Pontezuela and Punta Arena.
- This initiative aims to strengthen early childhood care.
- The Mayor’s Office also announced the completion of the CDI Sueños Unidos for children aged 0-5.
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