Social Service

Capitalist developments have been intensifying the consequences of social issues in Brazil every day, and these issues concern situations in which there are failures in preserving citizens' rights. The State commits these failures by neglecting the needs of the population to the detriment of economic growth, and it is at this point that Social Services collaborate and fight so that various actions make it possible to realize and maintain citizens' rights.

Bearing in mind the explanatory basis of Social Service, it can be understood that its role at AFCF concerns the regulation of processes so that all those served can have access to activities that make them grow and develop with differentiated and critical views on the society in which they are inserted. And this is evidenced from the discussion groups, analysis of medical records, home visits, preparation of reports and the entire process of social observation.

In this way, Social Services have the role of controlling, organizing, regulating and understanding the social needs and vulnerabilities of each person served and their family circle, providing them with the necessary information in a clear manner so that social bonds can be strengthened and the rights of children and adolescents preserved every day.