A journey recognised and supported by institutions, public bodies and international organisations.
Over the years, the educational and social work of Fundação Betania ONLUS and the Centro Nossa Senhora Aparecida has received attention, support and recognition from Italian, Brazilian and international institutions.
These recognitions are a concrete sign of the project's credibility, educational quality and social impact.
Fundação Betania ONLUS and the Centro Nossa Senhora Aparecida represent a concrete link between Italy and Brazil, built through relationships, educational cooperation and international support.
This dialogue between cultures, institutions and people makes it possible to develop projects capable of generating a real impact on the lives of children and families.
Italy ⟷ Brazil
International cooperation for education and social development
The relationship with institutions and partner organisations is based on responsible project management, educational quality and the continuity of the work carried out in the local area.
Every recognition strengthens the daily commitment to children, families and the community.
Over the years, the mission of the Franciscan Fraternity of Betania and the Centro Nossa Senhora Aparecida has also been told by outside sources that chose to take a closer look at the work carried out alongside the most vulnerable children, families and communities of Salvador de Bahia.
These testimonials offer an outside perspective on our experience and the shared journey that continues every day.
Sky TG24 reported on the inauguration of the Fraternity's first convent in São Cristóvão, one of the poorest neighbourhoods of Salvador, designed by the Rome-based studio Mixtura with sustainable architecture: natural ventilation, photovoltaic panels and rainwater harvesting.
Read the article on Sky TG24The Diocese of Molfetta recounted Bishop Domenico's pastoral visit to Salvador de Bahia, which included a meeting with the Franciscan Fraternity of Betania and a celebration in honour of the founder, Father Pancrazio, recognised as the architect of the community's Brazilian mission.
Read the articleIl Corriere della Sera reported on the visit of the President of the Italian Republic, Sergio Mattarella, to the Franciscan Fraternity of Betania in Salvador de Bahia, highlighting the mission of caring for street children and the community's daily work alongside the most vulnerable families.
Read the article on Corriere della SeraThe recognitions received are a sign of an educational and human effort that continues every day alongside the children and families of Salvador de Bahia.
