Many fronts at the same time
Speech therapy, occupational therapy, psychology and other fields often become part of the routine. When each one is at a different address, the family’s week turns into commuting.
Care that follows every step of a neurodivergent child and their family
In Goiânia, INCESC runs CEAI, which brings together several specialties for neurodivergent children and adolescents, with a focus on autism. Your Pix donation helps sustain this care.
Non-profit association in Goiânia, Brazil
- Non-profit associationCNPJ 49.637.563/0001-84, active status with Brazil’s Federal Revenue Service
- Municipal public-interest statusLaw No. 11,009/2023, Goiânia
- Social Organization for CultureDecree No. 10,432/2024, Goiás
- Public documentsSee the transparency page
Every neurodivergent child has their own way of learning, communicating and experiencing the world
Autism, ADHD, dyslexia: neurodivergence shows up very differently from one child to another. Autism (ASD) is CEAI’s focus. In every case, care needs to be designed for each child and include the people who live with them every day.
Families need support too
Mothers, fathers and caregivers learn together: understanding what the child communicates and how to support them at home is part of care.
Autonomy is built with consistency
The goal is to expand communication, autonomy and participation in daily life, at each child’s own pace.
Where care happens
CEAI: many specialties, one place and a plan for each child
CEAI (Centro de Atividades Integradas, or Integrated Activities Center) is INCESC’s project dedicated to neurodivergent children and adolescents, with a focus on autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It has operated since March 2025 at the institute’s headquarters in the Setor Oeste neighborhood of Goiânia.
- 23 specialties, according to CEAI itself
- Among them: speech therapy, occupational therapy, psychology, neuropsychology and music therapy
- Accessible entrance
The work your donation supports
The donation is received by INCESC, which runs CEAI. Learn about the work done there with neurodivergent children and adolescents, with a focus on autism, and with their families.
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CEAIIntegrated care
Multidisciplinary care with an individual plan for each child and adolescent.
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FamiliesGuidance for caregivers
Psychoeducation for parents and caregivers, so care continues at home.
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ExpressionArt and music in care
Music therapy and art therapy are among the specialties described by CEAI.
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TeamA plan reviewed every 15 days
CEAI’s team meets every two weeks to review each child’s progress and update their goals.
See the care model
For families, care that is connected and continuous
With the specialties in one place, families travel less from one place to another and take part in the child’s plan.
Understand the causeFor you, a simple way to help
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Transparency you can check
What this site says about INCESC and CEAI comes from public documents, the institute’s official channels and news reports, with the source indicated.
“Expanding, including, teaching, rethinking reality and redefining values are the pillars that guide our mission.”
Mission published on INCESC’s official website (opens in a new tab) (free translation).
- Work in culture, education, health and sport, aiming at the integral development of the human being
- Prioritize community interests, on a non-profit basis
- Give special focus to socially vulnerable groups and encourage volunteering
Summary of the objectives published on INCESC’s official website.
An environment designed around each child’s pace
Illustrative images created for the campaign. They do not show children cared for at CEAI or CEAI’s premises.
Before you donate, you may want to know
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See all questionsHow do I know the Pix goes to INCESC?
Before you confirm, your bank app shows the recipient’s name and CNPJ (Brazilian company registration number), sometimes with some digits hidden. Check that INCESC (Instituto Cidadão de Educação, Saúde, Cultura, Esporte e Lazer) appears along with the visible digits of 49.637.563/0001-84. If it shows another name, do not confirm and contact INCESC.
Can I donate any amount?
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Do I need to sign up or share my personal data?
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Do I get a receipt? Is it tax-deductible?
You can request a receipt by email at contato@incesc.org.br, attaching your Pix receipt. INCESC currently does not state that donations are deductible from Brazilian income tax. If that changes, it will be published in the FAQ.
Every Pix helps sustain this care
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