This project addresses the low social participation among adults over 70 years old in Lima, specifically in Miraflores, Santiago de Surco, San Borja, and Surquillo. Social participation of older adults is understood as integration into community activities, whether voluntary or mandatory, formal or informal, which could have health consequences for this population (Sepúlveda-Loyola, 2020). This research highlights the need for greater social integration and access to activities that improve their well-being, given the close relationship between physical functions and the level of autonomy and social participation in the community (WHO, 2001). Various studies have reported the benefits of social participation for the health of older adults, considering it a stimulus to increase physical activity levels and socialization capacity, which favors cognitive functions. In other words, it is re...