20 Mothers Completed The Course of 'Buen Trato'

Adriana Hernandez, Lola Martinez Gil and Nancy shared their experiences and made the course more practical and dynamic, favoring the integration of the group.

The president of the System for Integral Family Development (DIF) of Puerto Vallarta, Magaly Ortiz Fregoso, closed during the promotion of 'Buen Trato' program with 20 mothers from colony  Brisas Pacific, taught for staff Address by Child Protection (DPI).

The goal is to be a practiced and exercised culture of hospitality, attitude to be given personally and to the rest of the citizens. It seeks to impact the work commitments that families been formed as entities of protection and prevention of violence, through the relationship of love and respect among its members.

Adriana Hernandez, Lola Martinez Gil and Nancy shared their experiences and made the course was more practical and dynamic, favoring the integration of the group. In addition, broadcasters became the course to achieve the number of participants grows five women out of 20.

Fregoso Ortiz noted that one of the main premises has fostered since joining the DIF Vallarta, was the good treatment of people, because it is precisely the DIF where people come with major problems, economic difficulties and require Helpful and timely care.

She added that the proper treatment is essential and if received from childhood within the family, that person will grow healthier psychologically, with less stress,  and will convey this attitude and values ​​their family and those around you. It also invited the mothers to continue to participate in the programs available to the institution.

Meanwhile, Edgar Corrales, program coordinator PREVERP (Prevention of psychosocial risks), while congratulating this group of women, recognized the effort and commitment that went into achieving this goal.

"Through this course of training in the management of methodological tools and training materials for the application of the subject of good treatment in families to which is been apply in families Vallartenses " he said.

The course is directed to three areas: children, teenagers and parents, and every three months new settlements of the municipality involved.

The course concluded with  that mother of the colony  Brisas Pacifico wish lasted three months, with one session per week. The next group will be open on Monday, May 5, anyone interested in participating in these courses, can contact us by telephone 225 4353.