The program consists of eight sessions that combine animal handling, stable care, and relaxation techniques, directed by a multidisciplinary team of psychologists and physiotherapists. The Minister of Family, Youth, and Social Affairs, Ana Dávila, attended one of these activities.
According to Dávila, the main objective of this initiative is to improve participants' self-esteem, reduce anxiety, help them manage their emotions, and strengthen family bonds. "It is about enabling them to reclaim their lives, live without fear, and be masters of their future," the minister stated.
Among the most significant benefits of these sessions are the recovery of personal confidence and the development of social skills, which facilitate communication and interaction with others.
