Children of Life
Children are not just their parents’ children, but Children of Life. We all have a responsibility to accompany them and help them where we can.
The Children of Life
Children don’t belong only to their parents, but are Children of Life itself. This philosophy guides our international initiative “Children of Life” – a movement developing across different countries, adapting to local needs and possibilities. Our goal is to give children the opportunity to discover REAL life, maintaining an authentic connection with life’s essence while protecting them from being completely absorbed by the virtual world. We believe that all of us – not just parents, educators and teachers – share responsibility for children and young people. Every adult who encounters a child contributes to their future, because we are all guardians of the Children of Life. Through educational projects, nature experiences and community initiatives, we work together to ensure every child can grow in an environment that nurtures their soul and connects them deeply with the real world.
Our Initiatives
Supporting projects born from passion and dedication
Construction of the Kupixawa
The MAÍ SHOVO (Kupixawa) will be built in the original traditional ancestral form of the Noke Koi people. With ourDance, Feel and Enjoy
Dance, Feel and Enjoy We would like to give a 20-year-old young woman the opportunity to attend a 1-year choreography training in Italy. In exchange for the financial support to realize her dream, she will start the “Dance, Feel and…
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From Palm Leaves to Permanence: Dismantling the Old Kupixawa
Before the new Kupixawa can rise, the old one must come down. These photos show the traditional MAÍ SHOVO that has served the Varí Vino community for years—built with raw wood and palm…Construction of the waterwell
These photos show the construction of a 60-meter deep well built by Perfurações Vale Poço company. The two-week project brought clean water to 20 children and their families in Varí Vino village.
