The governor of Guerrero, Evelyn Salgado Pineda, calls on women aged 60 and older as well as seniors above 65 to register in social programs aimed at providing financial support.
Evelyn Salgado Pineda, the governor of Guerrero, has urged women aged 60 and older along with seniors over 65 to enroll in the state's Wellbeing Programs. This initiative, announced in a live broadcast, aims to ensure comprehensive social assistance within the state and strengthen the reach of social policies. The registration period runs from February 16 to February 22, with modules set up in all 85 municipalities of Guerrero to facilitate the enrollment process.
The governor highlighted that the Wellbeing pension for older adults in Guerrero currently benefits over 408,680 residents aged 65 and above, who receive a bi-monthly payment of 6,400 pesos. This program represents a significant investment in social welfare, with an annual expenditure exceeding 2,533 million pesos. Salgado’s call emphasizes the importance of these programs in enhancing the quality of life for vulnerable populations, particularly women and the elderly.
To participate in these programs, interested individuals must provide specific documentation, although the details on documentation requirements were not fully disclosed in the initial announcement. The overall initiative reflects Guerrero's commitment to social welfare and highlights ongoing efforts to include all eligible individuals in benefit programs, ensuring that no one is left behind in the state's social policies.
