For about 100 mentally and physically handicapped children is taken care of during the day. The children ar etreated individually or in groups by psychotherapist and Neurophysiologists. In addition, musical therapies with simple percussion instruments are offered. Almost all instruments were produced by the children themselves. For some children, there are specific therapies with dogs available.

In addition, about 80 easily handicapped children of regular schools in Campinas are treated in small groups. People from the project are working close together with the schools and the social services, and also the parents are involved in the care of the children. This way, they convey an understanding of the specific requirements.

The project exists for more than 20 years. The original goal was, to provide shelter for alone left street children of a large favela on the outskirts of Campinas, to offer them a warm meal and medical health care. Now, more than 700 children from 6 to 16 years are cared for in classes in reading, arithmetic, music, dance, sport, computer science, as a complement to the school. The children are called to the school regularly.

Great emphasis is placed on good social behavior with respect to the fellow human beings and the environment. The parents are involved as far as possible to improve their private environment as well. The work in this project is quite successful and the number of early school leavers is low. Many of the children have a good school graduation and a vocational education and no longer need help. Some even volunteer in the project in addition to their work.

The project is located in middle of a favela, which originally grew up about 15 years ago by the influx of people from rural areas. Crime, prostitution and drug trafficking are the order of the day.

About 450 children of this favela get a warm meal and medical health care in the project. They are supervised in groups, where they can do handicrafts and paint. Also, they get help with their school homework and educational lessons to improve the social behavior. In this way, the vicious cycle of poverty and crime should be broken.

About 3,000 children and young people are cared for in these two favelas. In these socially very weak areas, there is no infrastructure for extracurricular activities. Community centres were built to fight the social neglect and criminalisation of children. Here children get help with their homework and can participate in courses such as music, theatre, painting, Capoeira, sport, computer science, and do some handcraft. Exhibitions and theatre performances provide a positive response and thus a high acceptance of this centers within the regions.

The families are involved as well. The mothers are informed about hygiene, medical health care, healthy food and handicrafts. This project is run by Bosch Brazil and financed together with Primavera. Many employees of Bosch Curitiba do volunteer this project.

In this children's home, about 100 children and young people with severe mental and physical disabilities are cared for and also receive therapeutic care, if possible. Some children with multiple disability are completely tied to the bed, and must be supported all of the time. The goal of a later inclusion in the society can be reached only for some children.

The children's home care for about 250 orphans and street children between 6 and 16 years. In addition to health care and nutrition, children are prepared for independent living in different courses.
In addition, about 350 external children are educated in courses after school.

About 700 children with some physical disabilities are cared for here. In courses they receive private lessons to improve their school achievements, learn general skills or improve their social skills. About 120 children are living in this home permanently. All children receive healthy food and medical health care.

The own vegetable garden and the bakery are used to the self-sufficiency of the home, but also for the educational and therapeutic education of children.

This settlement for about 200 families near a favela originates, as a mining company was sentenced to fines for environmental damage. Various courses in the fields of music and sport are offered to the 500 children; but they also receive private lessons to improve their school achievements or are supported with the homework. For the older ones, there are courses in accounting, computer science, mathematics and English to enable them a better start in working life.