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Computer course
Project:
Sounds of the land
Project:
Solidarity Gardens
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How
do we work?
The
Centro Cultural Melodía fulfills the
essential function of liaison between the diverse organizations,
public and private institutions, and persons that provide
opportunities for educational and cultural development,
and potential beneficiaries in the community of Villa
Hayes and in the Department.
The Centro Cultural Melodía
fulfills the essential function of liaison between the
diverse organizations, public and private institutions,
and persons that provide opportunities for educational
and cultural development, and potential beneficiaries
in the community of Villa Hayes and in the Department.
The
Center provides a framework for its support activities
to the different educational institutions in agreement
with the Strategic Plan for Educational and Cultural
Development of the Department of Presidente Hayes, participating
in a way that is positive and significant in the educational,
cultural and technological development of the children,
youth and adults of the department.
The
Center works closely with the different secretariats
that make up the Departmental Government of Presidente
Hayes and the Municipalities of Villa Hayes and Nanawa.
It
also works in coordination with the National Police
and with the Villa Hayes affiliate of the Student Center
of the Administrative Sciences Faculty of the National
University of Asunción.
The
Center, in its character of Civil Society Organization,
is currently Member of the Departmental Board of the
Childhood and Adolescence Secretariat as well as of
the Interinstitutional Commission on Civic Security
of the city of Villa Hayes . It is also Secretary of
the National Coordination Committee of Coordinators
for the Sounds of the Land Project.
The
Centro Cultural Melodía develops an
abundant calendar of activities. Cultural evening activities
are held so that the community may appreciate plays,
demonstrations, painting exhibits, book launchings,
training workshops and seminars, and music and dance
presentations.
The
Center has a library, and access to virtual libraries
that are made available to students, with free Internet
access, in order to carry out research activities.
School
support classes, and other joint and complementary activities
with teachers from the community's different educational
institutions, are offered in collaboration with local
and Peace Corps volunteers.
The
Center's activities take place on
Monday
to Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and on
Sundays and Holidays from 2:00 p.m.
to 7:00 p.m., from February to December
