The initiative, promoted by the Health Council together with the City Council, health centers, and local associations, registered a high turnout throughout the week. The cycle included more than 25 activities focused on healthy habits, aimed at audiences of all ages.
The program combined prevention, information, and participation, with workshops, talks, walks, and sessions on nutrition, mental health, oral health, breastfeeding, first aid, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
“"The objective has been to bring health closer to citizens in a useful, participatory, and attractive way. Health is not only addressed in medical consultations, but is built day by day through practical information, good habits, and spaces that encourage personal care."
The week's grand finale was the conference Humor and Dissemination, where a renowned health communicator connected with the public to address health from a different perspective. This professional, with nearly a million followers on social media, has established himself for his ability to combine scientific rigor with accessible communication.
The program also included film forums, patient testimonials, and outdoor activities such as the Health in Nature route, expanding the initiative's reach beyond traditional formats and reinforcing the municipal commitment to health education.
