health
Special gynecological sterilization plan begins in Coro
The Falcón State Government, through the Great Mission Venezuela Woman and the social program "And God Made Me Woman", began a special medical sterilization campaign for 52 women from the Miranda municipality (Coro) and the Colina municipality (La Vela) with the purpose of supporting family planning.
TL;DR
- A special gynecological sterilization plan has commenced in Coro, Venezuela.
- The campaign is organized by the Falcón State Government through the Great Mission Venezuela Woman and the 'And God Made Me Woman' program.
- The initiative aims to support family planning by offering free sterilization to women.
- The campaign has begun by serving 52 women from the municipalities of Miranda (Coro) and Colina (La Vela).
- Future plans include extending services to the municipalities of Los Taques and Carirubana.
- Last year, over 266 women were assisted through similar sterilization policies.
- The program intends to expand its reach and projection in the coming years.
- The sterilization day in Coro took place at the José María Espinoza Maternity Hospital.
- The public health system has the capacity to assist patients from all 25 municipalities.
- The 'And God Made Me Woman' program also addresses women's needs in academics, health, and self-care.
- The initiative provides an opportunity for women who lack the economic resources for such procedures.
- Activities are supported by the Ministry of Popular Power for Women, the Ministry of Health, and other national and local institutions.