Brazil
We support projects in the largest country in South America
With a surface area of almost half of South America’s territory, Brazil is the largest in the region. Its economy is also the most thriving in the area. Brazilian society is very diverse, made up of descendants of Europeans, natives, Americans, Africans and Asians. This mix makes it one of the most culturally rich states, a richness that is fundamentally expressed in its music.
31 projects
Centro de Promoção Social Bororé encourages self-reliance through education
The “Alfabetizaçao em Destaque” project, run by the Centro de Promoção Social Bororé, promotes socio-educational activities that complement school work and which benefit 210 children under the age of 14 in the city of Socorro Capilla.
CEAPS offers activities to complement schooling in Amazonas
The Centro de Estudos Avançados de Promoção Social e Ambiental (CEAPS) promotes learning opportunities among children and adolescents in the Amazon river communities through activities that complement their schooling.
Instituto da Infãncia promotes play in parks as a way to complement education
The Instituto da Infãncia (IFAN) and Fundación MAPFRE are working together to develop the “Parques Infantis” project, which involves 400 children and their families through play in rural areas of northeastern Brazil.
Associação de Assistência à Criança Deficiente: medical treatment for disabled people with no resources
The “Fisioterapia Acuática” project of the Associação de Assistência à Criança Deficiente (AACD) enables 200 people with physical disabilities and limited financial resources to access medical treatment.
ACRICA brings education and art to underprivileged environments
The Associação de Apoio a Criança e ao Adolescente (ACRICA) provides educational, social and nutritional support to 241 minors living in disadvantaged environments, at the Casa dos Girassóis in the city of Piraguara.
Associação de Combate à Desnutrição brings education and health to the Favelas
The Associação de Combate à Desnutrição provides healthcare and education for malnourished children in 23 “favela” shanty towns in Brazil.
Fundação Julita uses sport to fight social exclusion
Fundação Julita, runs the “Comunidade em Movimento” project, which is aimed at helping children and adolescents in situations of vulnerability, through sporting activities organized by young beneficiaries of vocational training programs in the same area.
Ciranda Institute believes in the inclusive power of musical education
The Ciranda Institute offers musical education to 1,500 children, adolescents, young people and those with disabilities who are in a situation of social exclusion in the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil.
Vaga Lume brings reading skills to Amazonian villages
The “Expedição Vaga Lume” project benefits almost 11,500 individuals, including children, young people and adults, from communities in 23 municipalities in the Brazilian Amazon. Its goal is to provide these communities with access to books and reading.
Pró-Criança movement provides access to food security
The “Promoting the rights of children, adolescents and young people through quality of life” project seeks to ensure that their beneficiaries have direct access to food security and good health and also provides them with awareness-raising information.
The Centro de Recuperação e Educação Nutricional provides assistance to 1,600 people in Brazil
The Centro de Recuperação e Educação Nutricional offers healthcare and educational and nutritional support to 1,600 vulnerable people suffering malnutrition in Brazil. It also works with families on training projects to help them enter the job market.
The Liga das Senhoras Católicas de São Paulo improves the educational quality of 480 minors
The “Programa Crianças e Adolescentes”, developed by the Liga das Senhoras Católicas de São Paulo association in partnership with Fundación MAPFRE , actively contributes to improving education quality for up to 480 children and adolescents residing in this Brazilian city.
Education kicks off with Fundación F.C. Barcelona
Fundación Fútbol Club Barcelona works on the socio-educational development of 3,100 young people and educators through sports in Brazil. The project consists of implementing the FutbolNet method in two Brazilian cities.