More than 1,200 inhabitants of Barinas received comprehensive care from the Great Mission Grandparents of the Fatherland

Published at: 09/10/2026 06:14 PM

Within the framework of the Great Mission Grandparents and Grandmothers of the Homeland, more than 1,200 inhabitants of the Bolivar municipality of the state of Barinas, benefited from a full day of social care developed at the Moromoy Basic School, located in the José Vicente Unda Commune of the Barinitas parish, where 1,387 services were provided aimed at strengthening the well-being of the families of this community.

This deployment provided specialized care to 53 older adults and 15 people with disabilities, in addition to General Medicine, Pediatrics, Dentistry, Traumatology, Gastroenterology and Maternal Pathway consultations, accompanied by nutritional evaluations carried out by the National Institute of Nutrition (INN).

In terms of diagnosis, 43 echosonograms, 15 electrocardiograms and 11 chest X-rays were performed. In addition, after ophthalmology and optometry evaluations, 73 corrective lenses were delivered free of charge, while the pharmacy service distributed 1,907 doses of medication to ensure the continuity of the required treatments.

The day also addressed food and social inclusion needs with the distribution of 350 bundles of basic products through PDVAL, in addition to the participation of Conapdis, the José Gregorio Hernández Mission, the Women's Mission and the Municipal Institute for Women. Added to this were the Peace and Life Movement's free barbershop, recreational activities for children and veterinary care for 78 pets through the Nevado Mission.

This major operation was carried out within the framework of the social protection policies promoted by the President in Charge of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez, reflecting the perfect articulation between the institutions of the national Government, the Regional Executive led by Governor Adán Coromoto Chávez Frías, the Mission System and the organized Popular Power, with the firm purpose of bringing essential services directly to Barinese families.

Mazo News Team