Who we are

Center for Social Support for Minors with Cancer Lar Caminho da Luz is a non-governmental, humanized and non-profit organization, founded on October 19, 2000, CNPJ 04124485/0001-86 by a group of volunteers from the Goiás community, acts socially in response to the constitutional imperatives contained in article 227 of the Federal Constitution, and the Statute of Children and Adolescents "ECA" Law 8.069/90 in its Article 4°. Declared of Municipal Public Utility on December 10, 2004, published on December 14, 2004. From No. 3546, Law 8294, State Law No. 15,783, of August 30, 2006. Audience covered – children and adolescents with tumors malignant and benign. Number of beneficiaries – Beds for 25 accommodations and 30 beds per day (meals, projects developed within the institution, exams and consultations); total 55 minors their companions. It is maintained through donations and volunteer work of professionals and/or scholarship students who present their services in segments of society, Lar Caminho da Luz promotes actions aimed at reducing pain, constituting an extension of their families, coming from the interior of the state and other parts of Brazil and other countries.

Mission

Offer targeted assistance to children and adolescents with Cancer and promote a better quality of social, physical, mental, religious and legal life. Providing them with ideal and satisfactory conditions for treatment, achieving a cure and reintegrating them into society to achieve their goals as human beings capable of contributing to society is a priority. Maintain the quality of the services provided by the Institution, within a strict goal of resoluteness, social responsibility, perseverance, dedication and a lot of love.

Vision

Being an NGO of excellence and responsibility towards its users, and being a reference in social programs developed by civil society, Lar Caminho da Luz invests in human solidarity, promoting the reintegration of cancer patients and their families into society, not only aiming to minimize suffering of those who suffer from prejudice, abandonment and the consequences of the disease, it aims above all to restore conditions for their survival with dignity.

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