Volunteers in community action — CMAN social projects

Mary of Nazareth Community

Social Action

Educational projects and assistance for families and children in Salvador.

Donations, sponsorship, and mediumistic art auctions sustain CMAN's educational and assistance projects in Mussurunga.

Children in a classroom — education and social care

Our work in Mussurunga

Through the Mary of Nazareth Community (CMAN), the Scheilla Spiritist Group develops socio-educational and social assistance actions in Mussurunga and surrounding areas. Resources from Florencio Anton's mediumistic painting, combined with donations and sponsorship, sustain projects that promote education, dignity, and autonomy.

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Children in a classroom — Building the Good Man Project
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Main project

Building the Good Man Project

CMAN's main initiative that forms conscious citizens through education and welcome.

  • 70

    Children and youth served

  • 150

    Balanced meals per day

Through its social branch, the Mary of Nazareth Community (CMAN), the Scheilla Spiritist Group develops the Building the Good Man Project, one of its main initiatives. The project aims to transform the Mussurunga neighborhood by promoting education based on the values and virtues of Christian ethics through the universal language of Love, without proselytism.

Committed to forming conscious and socially responsible citizens, the project currently benefits 70 children and young people. It offers spaces for reflection on life's dilemmas, health education, pedagogical and psychological support, as well as musical, artistic, and kinesthetic-corporal education. Participants receive up to 150 balanced meals daily, ensuring healthy nutrition that supports their development.

The project is funded by a sponsorship program covering school supplies, hygiene items, toys, and clothing. It also relies on volunteer donations and resources raised through Florencio Anton's mediumistic painting.

More areas of action

Each initiative responds to a concrete need in the community.

  1. Baby layette — support for pregnant women in vulnerable situations

    Vera Kalil Manger Project

    Support for pregnant women in vulnerable situations in Mussurunga.

    Focused on supporting pregnant women in vulnerable situations in Mussurunga and surrounding areas, the project has already distributed dozens of baby layettes, including disposable diapers, blankets, clothes, and other essential items.

  2. Students in class — full scholarship program

    Scholarship Project

    Full scholarships for students and volunteers in technical and higher education.

    Recognizing education as a powerful agent of social transformation, the Scheilla Spiritist Group offers full scholarships to students of the Building the Good Man Project and volunteers in technical and higher education courses.

  3. Dignified housing — house renovation and donation

    My Home Project

    Renovation and donation of houses for families in vulnerable situations.

    This initiative is dedicated to renovating and donating houses to families in vulnerable situations, promoting dignity and self-esteem through healthy housing. It also supports renovation of Spiritist and social institutions. Thanks to Florencio Anton's mediumistic painting and donors, four renovated houses have been delivered, along with construction materials distributed to families in need.

  4. Music workshop — literacy and professional training

    Literacy, Music, and Professional Training Workshops

    Development of reading, writing, and training during after-school hours.

    Literacy workshops, held during after-school hours, aim to develop competent reading and writing, helping students interpret texts, reflect critically, and use language effectively in various contexts.

  5. Fresh food — nutritional support for families

    Nutritional Support Delivery during the Pandemic

    Continuity of social actions during a period of restricted resources.

    During the pandemic, with restricted resources from mediumistic painting, we counted on generous donors who ensured the continuity of our activities. This allowed maintenance of the physical space, payment of staff and fixed expenses, as well as distribution of food baskets, layettes, and scholarships. We are grateful to everyone who supported us, helping maintain our mission of education, autonomy, and social awareness.

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