The Service Network provides assistance to families in a situation of social vulnerability in Carmo de Cachoeira and neighboring municipalities. Their performance includes:

• Home visits to families and identification of their main needs:

• Food distribution;

• Clothing distribution;

• Lending hospital equipment;

• Orienting those in need to the Casa Luz de la Colina Care Unit;

• Identification and guidance of domestic animals for castration at Casa Esperanza;

• Effective medical care team, therapeutics and psychologists;

• Support in hospitals, schools, orphanages, nursing homes, prisons and institutions for the care of drug/chemical addicts.

The Health and Care Unit performs medical-therapeutic care in the people of Carmo da Cachoeira and neighboring cities, especially those in situations of social vulnerability. The sector also has a short-term lodging space for restoration experiences, which aims to provide conditions for greater stillness and internal encounter through close contact with nature, therapeutic procedures, among other activities offered.

Its team is made up of volunteer professionals from different areas, such as general clinic, pediatrics, psychology and psychiatry. It offers many alternative and complementary therapies, such as aromatherapy, chromotherapy, phytotherapy, homeopathy, traditional Chinese medicine, chiropractic and flower therapy.

Casa Esperanza, in Carmo de Cachoeira, Minas Gerais, Brazil,is a regulated veterinary clinic which performs castrations. Its focus is on abandoned dogs and cats that live on the streets, and animals from low-income families.

For collaboration and more information write to: secretariareinos@casaluzdacolina.org

The Kingdom's place, in Carmo da Cachoeira, Minas Gerais, is dedicated to working with animals that are victims of abandonment, accidents and human violence. In this place, the animals are welcomed, treated and, after their rehabilitation, directed to responsible adoption, a process that includes careful monitoring.

The Lands of Unity, located in San Bento Abade, Minas Gerais, Brazil, welcomes and rehabilitates animals that have been victims of abandonment, accidents and human violence.

The Art and Education Unit carries out educational projects that encourage love, self-knowledge, cooperation and respect for others. 

It offers activities such as handicraft classes, work with mandalas, painting, and weaving, as well as free and guided games.