CNR committed to the comprehensive development of children

The development of the first years of life is essential for the integral growth of people, it is laying the foundations so that they can lead a healthy, responsible and productive life, reaching their maximum development potential, strengthening their physical, cognitive, emotional and social development. in a balanced way, in a safe and respectful environment.

The work carried out by First Lady Gabriela de Bukele is important since regulations have been created, promoting a care model that allows the provision of personal care and attention services, quality education and timely stimulation, monitoring of growth and development, which contribute to the comprehensive development of girls and boys.

The Grow Together Law for the Comprehensive Protection of Early Childhood, Childhood and Adolescence prioritizes comprehensive care for girls and boys from before their birth. This new vision gave life to the Early Childhood Care Centers (CAPI), which are spaces designed to promote loving and sensitive care, timely stimulation and quality education for children, from the first months to reaching four years of age.

The National Records Center (CNR) under the leadership of its Executive Director Camilo Trigueros, inaugurates this day the CAPI facilities for the children of the employees of the San Salvador office as proof of the faithful commitment to the Government of President Nayib Bukele, to comply with the Grow Together Law, which establishes the obligation to implement Early Childhood Care Centers (CAPI) throughout El Salvador.

“Today the CNR is celebrating, it is a children’s party, because the children of the institution’s employees have a special place, equipped with classrooms, rest areas, food, recreation and early stimulation for infants, in addition to having specialized staff, where our employees during their lunch hours can share and keep alive that father-son bond, reinforcing family ties,” he highlighted.

The CAPIs also provide comprehensive care to girls and boys with disabilities or with specific educational support needs, guaranteeing the full exercise of their rights and inclusivity; ensuring the conditions of physical, communication and information accessibility. These Care Centers must be authorized by the National Council for Early Childhood, Children and Adolescence (CONAPINA) as the governing body for the comprehensive protection of children and adolescents in El Salvador.

The event was attended by the Executive Director of the CNR, Camilo Trigueros, the Coordinator of Education Projects of the Office of the First Lady, Alejandra Orozco; the Executive Director of the National Council for Early Childhood, Childhood and Adolescence (CONAPINA), Linda Amaya de Morán, the Head of Management of the Institutional Track of the Crecer Juntos Institute, Diana Aquino; CAPI Center staff, children and parents (employees of the institution).

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