Presidential Assistant Warns of Social Exclusion of Champions and Unlicensed Anonymous Camps

The presidential social assistant warned of the social exclusion of athletes after their championship careers end and of the activity of unlicensed, anonymous camps. He stressed the need for structural support for champions, serious oversight of care centers, and stronger social harm prevention programs, saying the shift from temporary praise of champions to sustained support and adaptive skills training is essential to prevent their isolation and their falling into cycles of harm.

The social assistant of the president warned against the social rejection of athletes after the end of their championship period and the activity of illegal and nameless camps, emphasized the necessity of structural support for the heroes, serious supervision of the care centers and strengthening of social damage prevention programs and said: transition from temporary praise of the heroes to sustainable support and adaptive skills training is necessary to prevent them from being isolated and trapped in the cycle of harm.