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

An abandoned church and a pilgrim who chose to live among the homeless people of Salvador, Bahia. This is how the Comunidade da Trindade (Trinity Community) and the Levanta-te e Anda (Get Up and Walk) Project were born, which today are benchmarks for work that goes far beyond social assistance. The Trindade Community was born in the heart of Salvador as a shelter and a place of new beginnings in the old Church of the Holy Trinity, located in Água de Meninos, on the outskirts