The São Paulo Municipal Secretariat for Persons with Disabilities (SMPED) will inaugurate Casa Mae Paulistana for mothers with disabilities this Friday (11/14). The space is located at Rua Américo Salvador Novelli, 416, Itaquera, in the eastern district of the São Paulo capital. The inauguration will take place at 10 a.m.
City administrators say the space is a national pioneer in a space dedicated to welcoming, caring and empowering mothers and caregivers of people with disabilities. Collective activities aimed at different dimensions of care and autonomy are planned on site.
There are six types of actions:
- Cultural: It aims to promote artistic and cultural expression, stimulate creativity and appreciate different forms of artistic expression.
- Physics: It aims to promote physical and mental health and encourage teamwork and collaborative skills development.
- Entrepreneurship: It aims to encourage training and the development of entrepreneurial skills for the job market.
- Happiness and social autonomy: It aims to promote emotional balance and develop social skills essential for social life.
- Expanding horizon: Casa Mae Paulistana expands the opportunities it offers, helping participants discover new experiences, integrate into the community and discover new skills and interests.
- Training course: It aims to provide opportunities for learning and personal development.
Individual service
The monthly private sessions will be led by experts in the fields of psychology, social work and law, according to city administrators.
For psychologists and social workers, monitoring must include a humane welcome, attentive listening, emotional support, and individualized guidance based on each patient’s needs.
Under legal services, those supported will receive guidance on social rights and benefits, including applying for retirement and issuing a Certificate of Identity for Persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder (CIPTEA), as well as accessing Continuing Payment Benefits (BPC).
This location is open Tuesday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is approximately 7 minutes by car or 15 minutes by bus from Corinthians-Itaquera metro station.
The space has a built-up area of just over 475 square meters and includes four service rooms, a pantry, cafeteria, three function rooms and common areas.
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scale and investment
This initiative was developed based on Decree No. 63,686/2024 establishing the Entrerasos program aimed at providing support and assistance to mothers of persons with disabilities in the city of São Paulo.
The space has a built-up area of just over 475 square meters and includes four service rooms, a pantry, cafeteria, three function rooms and common areas.
According to the City of São Paulo, the house is fully equipped to ensure full accessibility, with Braille floors and pathways, handrails, guardrails, tactile maps, doors, stairs and passageway markings, an elevator and accessible toilets.
The restoration of the space required an investment of R$1.75 billion, including infrastructure renovation (R$930,000), value of equipment (R$690,000), location and costs (R$130,000).
The space has been completely renovated with an investment of R$1.75 billion, including property renovation and infrastructure (R$930,000), equipment (R$690,000), and property rental and expenses (R$130,000). More than 20 professionals work in the areas of coordination, service and workshops.
The operation will be managed by the Socio-Technical Institute (ITS), the organization that won the call for proposals number 02/SMPED/2025 and will be responsible for the implementation of individual and collective activities and the maintenance of the space.
The total transfer amount stipulated in the partnership agreement is approximately R$15 million over five years. The total amount is approximately 3 million reais per year, and the monthly remittance amount is approximately 250,000 reais.
This amount will be used to implement activities, fund multidisciplinary teams, maintain spaces, and develop welcoming and training activities and has been communicated to municipal managers.
Adjustment of screening schedule
To receive this service, you must reserve your screening through the Casa Mae Paulistana website from the release date (this Friday, November 14th, from 10am). See step by step.
- Click “Schedule a showing here” in the left menu.
- Select “Start Registration”.
- Read the data and approve its use.
- Also, make sure you have all the required documents. An updated proof of residence (with postal code, from the past three months), a medical report with a diagnosis of the disability, and a photo ID of the responsible person and the person with the disability.
- The front and back of the requested document must be attached separately and can be in JPG, PNG, or PDF format.
According to City Hall, the form requests information such as CPF or RNE (National Register of Aliens), postal code, relationship to the disabled person (mother, father, guardian or carer), degree of kinship, full name, email address and mobile phone number on WhatsApp.
In addition to selecting the desired day and time (morning or afternoon) for face-to-face assistance, registration asks users to inform whether the person with a disability will participate in the educational activity and for which shift. A second option is also possible. Once you have verified your data, confirm and complete your registration.
Once the process is complete, the system will generate a protocol number and the requester will receive an email confirming the submission. team of Casa Mãe Paulistana will analyze your request within 7 business days and contact you if your registration is approved. For schedule adjustment About face-to-face service. If your request is not accepted, you will be notified via email of the reason.
Three more should be released
Casa Mae Paulistana is part of the 2025-2028 target program of the “Viva São Paulo” axis, Goal 72, which sets out the delivery of four units of Casa Mae Paulistana for people with disabilities in the capital of São Paulo. The next three units will be installed in the city’s north, south and west zones by 2028.
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