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Associação Comunitária Monte Azul

Monte Azul Community Association is a non-governmental organization guided by anthroposophical thinking, primarily focused on the holistic development of the human being. Based on this approach, the work is grounded in Waldorf Education, Social Medicine and Pedagogy expanded by Anthroposophy, and the path of self-education. Founded in 1979 in Monte Azul area, the organization expanded its services in 1983 to include the Peinha Center and the Horizonte Azul Center, all located in the outskirts of São Paulo, Brazil. Its programs involve approximately 250 collaborators in the Monte Azul, Peinha, and Horizonte Azul centers, along with around 70 volunteers, both Brazilian and foreigners. Services in the areas of education, culture, and health are aimed at pregnant women and their babies, children, adolescents, youth, adults, and people with disabilities, benefiting an average of 4,000 individuals directly. In 2001, the fourth center, grouped as Family Health Strategy, was established, and now work with around 1,800 collaborators responsible for the management of 19 Public Basic Health Units, serving as a model for multiplication and dissemination far beyond these commun.

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Jardim Monte Azul São Paulo
Website
monteazul.org.br
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