Prevention Management

Deputy Manager of Food Programs

The Deputy Manager of Food Programs is the organic unit in charge of programming, executing and controlling social programs and the promotion of the rights of children, adolescents, women, elderly and disabled people, as well as services for the prevention, rehabilitation and fight against drugs. It reports to the Prevention Management.

According to the functions established in the Regulation of Organization and Functions (ROF) of the District Municipality of Puente Piedra, the Health Management develops various actions, activities and projects, in order to meet the institutional goals and objectives.

  • a) Formulate, propose and implement standards for social programs, ensuring the quality and targeting of services, equal opportunities and the strengthening of regional and local economy.

  • b) Execute the State’s own and transferred local poverty alleviation and social development programs, ensuring the quality and targeting of services, equal opportunities and the strengthening of the regional and local economy.

  • c) To program, execute and control the programs of glass of milk, complementary feeding and similar, in accordance with the legal norms in force.

  • d) Coordinate the necessary actions for the maintenance and proper functioning of the facilities of soup kitchens, mother’s clubs, milk glass and other infrastructures.

  • e) To keep updated the information regarding the social and family lists of the beneficiaries of the food programs.

  • f) To implement and control the necessary actions for the protection, participation and organization of neighbors with disabilities, in accordance with the relevant regulations.

  • g) To promote and arrange public and private cooperation in the various local food programs.

  • h) Facilitate and participate in the spaces of agreement and citizen participation for the planning, management and monitoring of food programs, as well as support for the population at risk.

  • i) To establish channels of communication and cooperation between neighbors and food programs.

  • j) To issue administrative acts within the scope of its competence.

  • k) Any others assigned by the Prevention Manager within the framework of his/her competencies or those corresponding to him/her by express regulation.

Glass of Milk Program

The Glass of Milk Program (PVL), is a social program created in January 1985 by Law No. 24059 and complemented by Law No. 27470, in order to provide a daily ration of food to a population considered vulnerable, with the purpose of helping them to overcome their food insecurity.

Beneficiaries

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We have a total of 16,947 beneficiaries who belong to the vaso de leche program.

Collection center

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We have 23 collection centers (distribution center) throughout the district

Committees

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We have 457 milk glass committees.

Food basket

Mixed oat flakes, quinoa, Kiwicha, barley, Cañihua with precooked flaxseed and chia flour mix enriched with vitamins and minerals (500 gr)

Evaporated whole milk (410 ml)

Food ration

21,4 gr – Mixtures of oat flakes, quinoa, Kiwicha, barley, Cañihua with mix of flaxseed and chia flours precooked enriched with vitamins and minerals.

48 ml – Evaporated milk

Mayor:

Mr. Rennan Samuel Espinoza Rosales

Deputy Manager of Food Programs:

Three representatives of Grassroots Social Organizations: Ms. Juana María Echevarría Zapata de Villar

Mrs. Jackeline Aguirre Garria Mrs. Vicky Rubina Agurto

Ministry of Health:

Lic. Nut- Carmen Piñas Ynga

Assoc. From Agricultural Producers María Salomé Gamarra Jihuaña

Normativa: Ley 27470

Food Supplementation Program - Popular Soup Kitchens

Peruvian soup kitchens emerged in the 1960s and 1970s as a survival strategy in urban areas. Currently, within the Food Complementation Program (PCA), they have become grassroots social organizations that, in alliance with the State, offer low-cost food to vulnerable populations.

Rice, Vegetable Oil, Menestras: (Castilla Beans, Panamito Beans, Pallar, Canary Beans, Lentils, Black Beans), Animal Protein: (Eggs, Canned Whole Anchovies in Tomato Sauce, Frozen Tripe, Frozen Chicken Legs, Frozen Chicken, Frozen Lung and Turkey Medallions).

We have 7 collection centers

Soup Kitchens
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Homes and Shelters
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Adult at risk
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Normative: Ministerial Resolution N°041-2022 – MIDIS.

Food Supplementation Program - Common Pots

Ollas Comunes are a community initiative in Peru to address the food needs of populations in poverty and extreme poverty, especially during the food crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. In Stone Bridge, this mechanism was strengthened with the approval of Municipal Ordinance N°389/MDPP on November 30, 2020, which established its recognition and municipal registration during the state of national emergency.

Rice, Oat Flakes with Quinoa, Oat Flakes with Kiwicha, Lentils, Split Peas, Noodles, Vegetable Oil, Blonde Sugar, Canned Fish in Vegetable Oil, Reconstituted Milk Product.

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Common Pots
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Plans to be Developed by the Food Programs Sub-management

Workshops for the Development of Food Products "Women of Iron"

The ‘Women of Iron’ program in Stone Bridge will train more than 2,500 women in the production of safe, nutritious, and profitable food products. Through practical workshops and talks on balanced nutrition and entrepreneurship, participants will learn to produce a wide variety of foods such as nectars, preserves and jams from more than 20 fruits and vegetables without preservatives and preservatives.

Workshops for the Development of Food Products "Women of Iron"

The ‘Women of Iron’ program in Stone Bridge will train more than 2,500 women in the production of safe, nutritious, and profitable food products. Through practical workshops and talks on balanced nutrition and entrepreneurship, participants will learn to produce a wide variety of foods such as nectars, preserves and jams from more than 20 fruits and vegetables without preservatives and preservatives.

Healthy and Balanced Eating Plan "Rennán Nourishes You"

The plan seeks to promote healthy and balanced nutrition in Stone Bridge, improving the health and well-being of children, youth and adults, and reducing problems such as overweight, obesity and anemia. To this end, cooking workshops and practical demonstrations will be implemented in alliance with the SISE Institute, using its haute cuisine classroom.

Activities include:

The plan has more than 100 recipes to benefit the entire population of the district.

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Modalidad D

  • Construcción de edificaciones para fines de industria.
  • Edificaciones para locales comerciales, culturales, centros de diversión y salas de espectáculos, que individualmente o en conjunto cuenten con más de 30,000 m2 de área techada.
  • Edificaciones para mercados que cuenten con más de 15,000 m2 de área techada.
  • Locales de espectáculos deportivos de más de 20,000 ocupantes.
  • Edificaciones para fines educativos, salud, hospedaje, establecimientos de expendio de combustibles y terminales de transporte.

Modalidad C

  •  Construcción de edificaciones para fines de vivienda multifamiliar, quinta o condominios, que incluyan vivienda multifamiliar de más, de cinco (05) pisos o de 3,000 m2 de área techada.
  • Edificaciones para fines diferentes de vivienda a excepción de las previstas en la Modalidad D.
  • Edificaciones de uso mixto con vivienda.
  • Las edificaciones para locales comerciales, culturales, centros de diversión y salas de espectáculos, que individualmente o en conjunto cuenten con un máximo de 30,000 m2 de área techada.
  • Edificaciones para mercados con un máximo de 15,000 m2 de rea techada.
  • Locales para espectáculos deportivos de hasta 20,000 ocupantes.
  • Demoliciones totales de edificaciones con más de cinco (05) pisos, o que requieran uso de explosivos.
  • Todas las demás edificaciones que no se encuentren contempladas en las modalidades A, B y D.

Modalidad B

  • Construcción de edificaciones para fines de vivienda unifamiliar, multifamiliar, quinta o condominios de vivienda unifamiliar y/o multifamiliar no mayores a cinco (5) pisos y no mayores de 3,000 m2 de área construida.
  • Construcción de cerco, en inmuebles bajo régimen de Unidades Inmobiliarias de Propiedad Exclusiva y de Propiedad común.
  • Ampliación o remodelación, con modificación estructural, aumento de área techada o cambio de uso (la demolición existente debe contar con licencia de construcción).
  • Demolición total de edificaciones hasta cinco (05) pisos de altura, con semisótanos o sótanos, y que no requiera uso de explosivos.

Modalidad A

  • Construcción de vivienda unifamiliar de hasta 120 m2 construidos.
  • Ampliación de una vivienda unifamiliar, y la sumatoria del área techada no supere los 200 m2.
  • Remodelación de una vivienda unifamiliar sin modificación estructural, ni cambio de uso ni aumento de área techada.
  • Construcción de cercos de las de 20 metros de longitud, siempre que el inmueble no se encuentre bajo el régimen de propiedad exclusiva y de propiedad común.
  • Demolición total de edificaciones menores de tres (3) pisos, sin semisótano ni sótano y no se haga uso de explosivos.
  • Obras de carácter militar de las Fuerzas Armadas y las de carácter policial de la Policía Nacional del Perú.