00:05During the journey of the cemetery, a psychologist shows the children's bóvedas, especially
00:10of young people who have died in a tragic way, so that they learn to evaluate the life.
00:16We prepared to die, right?
00:19Much less prepared to live.
00:22It is very interesting for us, because we can just have a perspective of how to evaluate
00:27the life, not after the death of a person, but how to evaluate it for them.
00:31The exercise was taken by young people like Viviana Gutiérrez, who still hasn't suffered
00:36the death of her father.
00:38No matter what happens, my mom and my family, and my friends can help to overcome the loss.
00:47Andrés Acevedo, director of the organization La Esperanza in Bucaramanga,
00:50said that, in this way, they can reduce the high number of young people who are present
00:57in Santander.
00:59We have decided to do a social work with the colleges, where we make a
01:03project of sensibilization, where they accept the life as a God, as a value, and where they
01:09begin to sensibilize, to know the risk of many behaviors and how they can face it.
01:14During the tour, students also receive talks about anorexia and bulimia.
01:21What happens in Bucaramanga, the students also receive talks about anorexia and bulimia.
01:21What happens in Bucaramanga?
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