Chaco - Los caminos de la salud comunitaria

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We prioritized the settlement's problems. We, the wise ones, prioritized, well, with the drinking water issue. Well, it was a container with a lid, and the second thing was to tackle that problem: garbage sorting. Well, everything was perfect. We went to the settlement and met and started talking. Everything was fine until the first question. And the

second thing was garbage sorting. He started explaining his theory of sorting and spoke for minutes. And you say that's what interests people here. If you separate wet waste from solid waste, you can put it in the ground and you have half the garbage. Well, they didn't understand my logic and told me to get lost. We

planned to go to the positive events at 5 pm, and of course, the sun was there at 5 pm. You can't see an image. The fact that we didn't have a projector was good because we were able to talk. We talked quite a bit. We realized that there were people who were very

informed about the topic, and we took advantage of those people who weren't us. We said, "What did the problem consist of?" In this process, we did a cleanup with the girls. The doctor from the clinic, we went house to house taking out the trash, the neighbors helped us. [Music] That's how you break some

patterns. We have in the health services of receiving children and doing that kind of check-up within the facility. You just need conviction and sensitivity. We go, we already find children that we've never seen, we don't know if they're properly vaccinated, or a pregnant girl who isn't being monitored, she's 4 months along, she's