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

🤍 At the Madre Maria Rosa Social Center, the children and teenagers once again took part in a reenactment of the Last Supper. It was an event prepared with great care, reflection, and meaning.  Before the reenactment, the story was shared so that everyone could understand the importance of that moment and connect with its true meaning. Everything was carefully designed so that the experience would go beyond the performance: it would be lived. And it was. In an atmosphere of

Here at the House, we experience this every day. In every smile, in every act of kindness, in every moment when a child regains their faith. Easter reminds us that, even in the face of challenges, life always finds a way to flourish. And it is thanks to people like you that we are able to transform pain into warmth, fear into strength, and difficult days into moments of light. May this holiday renew our faith in goodness, in solidarity, and in the power to transform lives tog

In the environmental workshop, working with clay invites us to feel and handle the material; our hands connect with the essence of the earth, awakening awareness, care, and mindfulness. More than just creating pieces, we cultivate a connection with the environment! Text and video: Social Media Educandário Nossa Senhora do Amparo

In the month when we celebrate the value of every human being in their uniqueness, with a day dedicated to Down syndrome (March 21), Ian Pereira’s story reminds us that, when there is love, respect, and opportunity, talents flourish and new paths open up. A student at Parsifal, Ian is a dancer, actor, and a living inspiration that development happens when there is genuine acceptance, togetherness, and trust. He is part of the cast of the film Down Quixote. On the day dedicate

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

👩‍🍳In a special activity, the children at Canto do Sol took on the role of chefs and prepared some delicious treats for the project's educators.   With enthusiasm, dedication, and teamwork, they participated in every stage of the preparation, showing that they are capable of learning, creating, and also caring for those who care for them. More than just cooking, the purpose of the activity was to encourage the children's autonomy, responsibility, and confidence in their own

Cooking classes at the Laudato Si Social Center have resumed with the smell of cake in the air... A delicious and traditional sponge cake! The perfect dough for making beautiful and tasty cakes for all kinds of parties. Would you like to learn how to make and decorate beautiful and delicious party cakes to delight your family and friends, and even increase your household income? Join us! For more information, send a message to our direct.

MARCH 8 - INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY! A woman's place is in futsal and wherever she wants to be. Breaking boundaries, shattering taboos, and conquering everything that is rightfully theirs. Because every day belongs to them... Video: PONTE PRETA S21 🦍⚽️🖤

March arrived, bringing with it the resumption of activities at the Madre Maria Rosa Social Center in Maceió, Alagoas. What better way to start this new period than with a carnival party! In addition to having fun at a lively dance, the children and teenagers participated in various artistic activities, games, and play. And there was also time to make new friends! Photos: CSMMR