The State Government has already provided over 10,000 services in the action "Assistance throughout Pará" in three municipalities
The program aims to provide essential services, including document issuance, training, and job opportunities to all those in vulnerable situations or seeking to improve themselves to enter the job market.
The Government of Pará, through the State Secretariat of Social Assistance, Labor, Employment, and Income (Seaster), has already provided 10,146 services in the action "Assistance throughout Pará," executed in the municipalities of Marabá (2,781 services), Abaetetuba (2,950), and Castanhal (4,415).
The program aims to provide essential services, including document issuance, training, and job opportunities to all those in vulnerable situations or seeking to improve themselves to enter the job market.
The Government of Pará prioritizes making all services available to the population inclusively, ensuring the well-being and dignity of all. Therefore, it continually seeks effective mechanisms that reach all 144 municipalities in Pará.
Data - In Marabá, Seaster partnered with the Civil Police of the State of Pará (PCPA) to issue General Registrations (RG), birth certificates, marriage certificates, and second copies of death certificates. In addition to training in managing the unified registry and the family allowance program, totaling 1,023 services provided. A significant number that demonstrates the effectiveness of the work in addressing a relevant demand in the region, as adjacent municipalities also participated in the action.
Also in Marabá, another significant number refers to the theme of healthy eating, which involved 563 services, including training in good practices for food handling, nutritional assistance, training for the National Food and Nutritional Security System (Sisan), assistance for families from the Food Acquisition Program (PAA), workshops on the full use of food, healthy recipe practices, composting workshops, and lectures on family farming.
Trainings conducted in Marabá for managers of the Unified Social Assistance System (Suas) also involved the local audience, as well as specific training for managers of the Happy Child program and training for workers of Sipia, which is the national system for recording and processing information on the guarantee and defense of fundamental rights ensured by the Statute of the Child and Adolescent (ECA), resulting in 308 services.
In Castanhal, for example, where the action took place from May 19 to 23, about 785 services were executed, including issuing artisan cards, training for Individual Microentrepreneurs (MEI), renewing artisan cards, entrepreneur fairs, delivering Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to collectors, lectures, and professional qualifications.
In the employment area, Abaetetuba was the municipality that recorded the highest number of services with a total of 2,276, including issuing work cards, updating registrations in the National Employment System (Sine), assistance for unemployment insurance, first job program, referrals for job interviews, and job placement in local companies.
"We have committed to working with the population that needs assistance, employment, and income, as well as qualifications that enable a better quality of life. Therefore, we planned and implemented a project that encompasses different perspectives for everyone," emphasized Inocencio Gasparim, head of Seaster.
Soon, the action will take place in the municipalities of Bragança and Belém. All official information will be disclosed on Seaster's channels.
