Centro de desarrollo para la primera infancia en el municipio de Gámeza, Boyacá

Abstract

The municipality of Gámeza is characterized by developing an economy based on mining (27%), livestock (13%) and agricultural activity, thus generating a high level of school dropouts and illiteracy linked to development problems such as domestic violence where the abandonment and child abuse is a factor that interferes with the brain development of children For this reason, it seeks to provide early childhood with equipment that allows improving the quality of life with strategies to increase coverage in comprehensive health care, nutrition, orientation and care, according to the guidelines of the ICBF (Colombian Institute of Family Welfare) in support to the families of the municipality that require the service in order to safeguard the rights of children, in addition to achieving universal primary education, increasing education coverage, generating stimulating and learning school environments, in order to allow and generate the comprehensive progress of childhood through the design of a service facility for early childhood, integrating the sensory methodology and stimulation of the senses. Through a didactic and appropriate methodology for children, being recreational learning in a simple and practical way, finally providing a complementary equipment of care services for children and support for mothers, implementing new practices and learning techniques with a combination of concepts, forms and attractive spaces for children.