Community project promotes children’s health and well-being in a small village in Sergipe

On Tuesday (25), The Human Project (THP) held the seminar “Systemic paths to a healthy early childhood”, at the Museum of Image and Sound (MIS), in São Paulo. Bringing together representatives of social organizations and health specialists, the event presented CRIA, a social technology project developed by THP in the village of Pedra Furada, in Santa Luzia do Itanhy-SE.

The seminar — supported by Infinis, the Beja Institute and the Mahle Institute — was divided into two panels. The first focused on the systemic look at the full development of future generations in rural communities, with the participation of Eliete Morais, consultant to the Ministry of Health, Daniel Santos, professor at FEA-RP/USP, Amanda Sadalla, executive director and co-founder of Serenas and Paulo Tafner, CEO of the Institute for Mobility and Social Development.