Deputy Júnior Favacho brings joy and entertainment to children in Santana – News of Brazil

This Thursday (14), the state deputy’s Itinerant Office Junior Favacho (MDB) brought joy and entertainment to children in needy neighborhoods in Santana, through another social action of the “Sharing the Christmas Spirit” project. The event took place at the headquarters of the “A Nossa Família” Association and offered several fun and supportive activities, bringing smiles and delight to the little ones.

Throughout the morning, the children participated in lively games organized by the office team. They also heard stories told with emotion and interactivity by the volunteers involved in the project. In addition, everyone was able to sing Christmas songs, have their faces painted like superheroes, participate in competitions with prizes and enjoy a special snack prepared by the Itinerant Cabinet volunteers.

And to enhance the action even more, the children were surprised by the presence of Santa Claus, who distributed gifts to all participants, making that morning even more magical. In turn, the good old man also received warm hugs and lots of affection from the children. In the end, everyone went home with memories of a special day.

For the deputy Junior Favacho, creator of the project, this social action not only provided fun, but also strengthened community ties, highlighting the social commitment of his mandate. He believes that the event reinforced the active role of the Itinerant Cabinet in promoting well-being and building a more welcoming environment for local communities.

“I am very pleased to bring a little Christmas spirit to these children who need it so much. Realizing that we are contributing to their well-being and that of their families is gratifying. Throughout the year, our mandate has strived to improve the lives of Amapá residents, and this is yet another activity aimed at this goal. This project is a success and will continue”said Júnior Favacho.

Although the action was aimed at children, some parents also took the opportunity to participate. Professor Lucirene Lemos accompanied her daughter Analu throughout the morning and praised the event. “It was very special. The community needs projects like this, and it is clear how happy the children were. My daughter loved the gift and the games”he said.

Housewife Francilene Tavares took her four children to participate. “It was a great leisure activity for the children, who were able to get out of the house and have fun. I thank the deputy and his team for dedicating themselves to our community. If more people did something like this, our children would have a happier Christmas, bringing joy to their parents too,” concluded.

Before Santana, children from Macapá received the action carried out by the parliamentarian’s office. The next city to receive the ‘Sharing the Christmas Spirit’ project will be Porto Grande.

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