Systematization of Social responsibility project “Sociocultural animation and healthy school in an ethnic community”
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https://doi.org/10.20453/renh.v12i0.3964Abstract
Objective: Systematize the experience of a social responsible intervention on socio cultural animation and healthy school in an ethnic community, implemented by the Nursing Faculty of the Cayetano Heredia Peruvian University. Material and Methods: The study focused on the story telling of experiences of the participants and systematization of the process that implies the understanding as well as the lessons learned and communication of the recovery of the practical experience of the knowledge acquired through a project of social responsibility in a bilingual intercultural educational institution. Results: Commitment of actors from the educational community "Cooperate to build strategy", bridge art for health "Empowering play strategy", Skills development "Growth training Strategy. Conclusions: The application of socio-cultural animation in education to promote health facilitated the integration of participants, making learning experiences rewarding not only for children but also for facilitators.
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