- Cementos Argos’ Hogares Saludables program is making strong progress in Medellín, transforming the quality of life for hundreds of families through real improvements to their homes.
- Thanks to a partnership between the Grupo Argos Foundation, the Medellín Mayor’s Office, and VIVA, the program strengthens collaborative efforts for equity and inclusive urban development.
- To date, more than 200 homes have been improved across six neighborhoods in Medellín, reaffirming the commitment to create more dignified, safe, and humane environments.
Hogares Saludables program is a Cementos Argos strategy that collaborates with the public and private sectors, aiming to improve the living conditions of vulnerable families and generate significant impacts in Medellín.
This partnership, comprised of the Grupo Argos Foundation, the Medellín Mayor’s Office through the Social Housing and Habitat Institute (Isvimed), and VIVA, is advancing with strength and commitment toward the city’s social transformation.
To date, more than 200 of the 450 planned homes have been upgraded, directly improving the quality of life for hundreds of households located in six neighborhoods of the district:
- Comuna 2 – Santa Cruz
- Comuna 3 – Manrique
- Comuna 6 – Doce de Octubre
- Comuna 7 – Robledo
- Comuna 9 – Buenos Aires
- Comuna 80 – San Antonio de Prado
Each intervention aims for more than just housing improvement. Hogares Saludables promotes safe, dignified, and functional spaces that strengthen family and community bonds. As a symbol of this purpose, each beneficiary family receives a concrete Mixer in Estralandia tokens—a playful detail that encourages sharing, teamwork in building, and valuing the home as the starting point for a better future.
This program reflects our commitment to the comprehensive development of communities. By working in partnership with public entities, we are able to effectively and closely address the needs of vulnerable families. Said Rodrigo Quintero, Director of Healthy Homes.With Healthy Homes, Medellín is moving toward a more equitable and inclusive city model, reaffirming the role of the home as a transformative axis of social well-being.
More information:
Piedad Monsalve, Communications and Reputation Manager, pmonsalve@argos.com.co and
Katherine Simson, Communications and Reputation Lead, ksimson@argos.com.co

















