Paula Margarido Reaffirms Government's Commitment to Youth Associations in Madeira

In a vibrant celebration of youth engagement and community spirit, the Centenary of Thinking Day was marked throughout the weekend in Madeira, attracting more than 800 young participants. The event underscored the strength and vitality of scouting, guiding, and other youth associations in the region.

Paula Margarido, the Regional Secretary for Inclusion, Employment, and Youth, represented the President of the Regional Government at the event. Held in Porto da Cruz, the celebrations were organized by the Corpo Nacional de Escutas and saw the active involvement of around 630 individuals, including children, young people, leaders, and volunteers.

Margarido reiterated the government's unwavering support for youth associations, emphasizing their crucial role in fostering community engagement and personal development among young people in Madeira. Her presence and reaffirmation of support were well-received, reinforcing the government's commitment to nurturing the next generation of community leaders.

The Centenary of Thinking Day is an important event for scouting and guiding movements globally, commemorating the founding principles of these organizations. In Madeira, the celebrations served as a platform to demonstrate the enduring appeal and relevance of these associations in promoting teamwork, leadership, and civic responsibility.

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