Within the framework of World Food Day, the Civil Association “United Dreamers”, made up of community kitchens and picnic areas, held a solidarity meeting in Congress this Wednesday, October 16, with the aim of demanding that legislators deal with the bill. “Full Bellies.”
The objective was to make visible the work that these institutions do to fight for the initiative presented in Congress in October 2020 and reformulated in December 2022.
“Pancitas Llenas” is a project that has a transcendental importance to win the battle against hunger, since 11.1% of boys and girls receive food from non-school canteens.
Faced with this painful reality, the representatives of the dining rooms and picnic areas of the Soñadores Unidos Civil Association, with great enthusiasm, were present at the Congress, “to fight hunger and social exclusion with our best tools: empathy, love, justice and equity, and to raise awareness about food problems and promote actions for change that strengthen food security.”
In the National Congress “We were warmly and respectfully received by the national deputies: Gabriela Brouwer, Pablo Juliano, Melina Giorgi, Marcela Coli, Marcela Antola, Natalia Sarapura, Julio Cobos and Roberto Sánchez in a meeting coordinated by Representative Carla Carrizo”, indicated from the civil association.
At the same time, they appreciated being listened to and the commitment “to continue advancing in the dream of making ‘Pancitas Llenas’ a Law.”
“We also thank Vanina Biasi, Mónica Macha and Alejandro Vilca for the predisposition to achieve the consensus that is needed to achieve it. None of this would be possible without the constant support of the businessman. Julio González, founding godfather of the Association, Daniel Araoz, Luis Brandoni, Antonio Grimau, Marta González, Nito Artazar and Adriana Chamount,” they noted.
According to the results of the UNICEF survey on the Situation of Children and Adolescents, There are 1,000,000 boys and girls in the country who go to sleep without eating.
Source: Ambito
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