A education for children in socially vulnerable situations goes far beyond teaching school content. It is an essential tool for protection, inclusion and transformation, especially in contexts where children grow up exposed to violence, food insecurity, abandonment or a lack of positive role models.
According to UNICEF data, millions of children in Brazil live in multidimensional poverty—which includes a lack of access to quality education. For these children, school or social centers are often the only place where they find stability, affection and real opportunities for growth.
The Social Alliance works to fill this gap through projects that offer:
- Continuous school reinforcement, focused on learning recovery;
- Individualized pedagogical monitoring, respecting the pace of each student;
- Cultural and recreational activities, such as music, dance, theater and reading, which develop socio-emotional skills and creativity;
- Daily diet, ensuring nutritional security for children who often have their main meal at school;
- Psychosocial support and dialogue with families, strengthening bonds and creating a care network around the child.
Education, in this scenario, is more than a right — it is a real path to liberation and hopeBy guaranteeing this right to vulnerable children, we are investing not only in their future, but in that of society as a whole.
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