Bolsa Família: Ponta Grossa strengthens actions to improve service to beneficiaries
Bolsa Família in Ponta Grossa is the topic of a meeting by FASPG that brought together Health, Education and Social Assistance to improve the service.
Prefeitura de Ponta Grossa, through the Social Assistance Foundation (FASPG), held, last week, the 4th Intersectoral Meeting of the Bolsa Família and Unique Registry Program. The initiative brought together professionals from the areas of Social Assistance, Health and Education with the aim of improving the care of families beneficiaries of social programs in the municipality.
The meeting focused on strengthening communication between sectors, exchanging experiences and building joint strategies to ensure that families in socially vulnerable situations have access to fundamental services and rights.
During the programming, participants discussed the main challenges faced in attending the population, shared information and sought to align the procedures adopted by the different areas of the municipal administration.
Bolsa Família demands follow-up in the areas of Health and Education
One of the main issues addressed during the meeting was the importance of the monitoring of families enrolled in the Bolsa Família Program at Ponta Grossa.
The federal benefit provides for commitments related to health and education, known as conditionalities. Among them are school attendance of children and adolescents, nutritional and vaccination follow-up of children and prenatal care by pregnant women.
Therefore, the integrated work of the municipal secretariats is considered fundamental to identify difficulties, guide the beneficiaries and facilitate access to public services.
In addition, the Single Registry plays an important role in identifying low-income families, allowing the public authorities to better know the needs of the population and develop social protection actions.
FASPG highlights the importance of working together on Ponta Grossa
The president of the Social Welfare Foundation of Ponta Grossa, Tatyana Belo, stressed that the integration between the different sectors of public administration contributes to a more complete and efficient service.
“When industries work together, we can see each family more fully, identify their needs, and ensure they have access to the services they need. This meeting strengthens our network and reaffirms FASPG’s commitment to social protection in Ponta Grossa,” he said.
According to the president, the articulation between public policies allows to extend the guarantee of rights and contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of the population served.
Meeting seeks to strengthen the social protection network
The holding of the 4th Intersectoral Meeting reinforces the importance of the joint action of the professionals responsible for the monitoring of the families registered in the social programs.
With the alignment of service flows and the exchange of information between teams, FASPG seeks to strengthen the municipal social protection network and improve the follow-up of beneficiaries.
The proposal is to ensure that Social Welfare, Health and Education work in a complementary way, contributing to the families of Ponta Grossa receive guidance and have access to the necessary services.
