In June, the month in which we celebrate World Environment Day, ABMTHS invites us to reflect on a form of care that goes beyond the preservation of nature: - Care for life, for nature, and for people. Climate change and environmental degradation are already directly impacting people’s lives, especially those in the most vulnerable communities. In this context, social projects play a fundamental role in promoting environmental education and encouraging sustainable habits, ther

In May, as we turn our attention to the care provided by mothers, we are invited to broaden our perspective: Who supports, on a daily basis, those who provide care? And we’re not talking about financial support, but emotional and professional support. We’re talking about a sense of security in moments when everything seems to be falling apart and there seems to be no solution to the daily problems faced by vulnerable families. In the projects supported by ABMTHS, care is not

Over the years, society’s view of people with Down syndrome and ASD has undergone significant changes. We have made progress in recognizing their rights, expanded opportunities for inclusion, and, most importantly, begun to value each individual for their abilities and potential, rather than their limitations. We are seeing more and more people with Down syndrome and ASD taking on roles that were once denied to them: in the arts, in the workplace, in education, and in communi

Having a place to call home is much more than just having a roof over one’s head. A home represents security, stability, and the foundation on which a person can rebuild their life with dignity. For those living in vulnerable situations, regaining this right also means regaining hope for the future. It is in this context that the work of social organizations and projects makes all the difference. Initiatives such as the “Levanta-te e Anda” Project in Salvador, Bahia, are spe