In the municipalities of Titiribí, San Francisco and Yarumal, 1,400 survivors of conflict made progress in the repair route in front of their individual cases, there the Unit for Victims guided and assisted by providing them with personalized information.
It was an inter-institutional service fair in which national, departmental and municipal entities gave the offer on employment opportunities, identification, health and education, among others, reaching populations in which, due to the conflict before, they could not arrive.
Among the education entities attended, The Catholic University of the North, The Catholic University of the East, The Corporation for Higher Education, the National Service of Learning (SENA); also the Agrarian Bank and the National Savings Fund (FNA) offered loans for education and productive projects.
For Wilson Cordoba, director of the Victims Unit in Antioquia, “with this interinstitutional articulation is contributed to the process of restoration of rights, to close the gap that generated violence to overcome their conditions of vulnerability and turn the page of violence that once they had to live”.
Similarly, the official recalled “that all the procedures that people perform before the Victim Unit are free and do not require intermediaries”.
The turn now is for Don Matías municipality, to the north of the department, there it seeks to serve 300 victims living in this municipality on the 25th and 26th of this month. To this end, the Victims Unit is articulated with the Nearest Antioquia program, which is headed by the Government and which also offers the departmental government’s offer in advising on investment and orientation to productive projects, education, recreation and Health.
In the month of May, the entity will be present through the methodology of Fair Services in the municipalities of Caicedo and Yalí.
(FIN/CYT/DFM)
