
OUR MISSION
The FNCTC - National Federation of Catholic Therapeutic Communities has the mission of promoting human life through the welcoming and support of chemically dependent individuals seeking recovery and healthy social reintegration. Our institution is a pioneer in the State of Goiás in the development of therapeutic and support actions for those seeking to live without the use of alcohol and other drugs.
Projects
We developed some projects.
We developed the projects "Renascer" (self-help group), "Coração Valente", "Cerea", "Amor Exigente", "Alcoholics Anonymous" and "Narcotics Anonymous", which offer support and guidance to the people we serve.
Rebirth Project
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Self-Help Group
Overcoming any personal challenge, whether related to addictions, trauma, or emotional difficulties, can be a lonely and obstacle-filled journey. Finding support and understanding is fundamental to moving forward. Reviver emerges as an online self-help group that offers a safe and welcoming space for people seeking to rebuild their lives and strengthen their mental and emotional health.
Project Brave Heart

Protection of vulnerable children
Childhood is a time of discovery, growth, and dreams. However, many children face challenges that threaten their development and well-being. Protecting these vulnerable children is a collective responsibility that demands attention, action, and commitment. This text explores how we can strengthen child protection, ensuring that every child has the chance to grow up in a safe and nurturing environment.
Alcoholics Anonymous Project

Alcoholics Anonymous
The "Alcoholics Anonymous project" refers to the worldwide fellowship that helps people achieve and maintain sobriety through sharing experiences, strength, and hope. It operates with a 12-step recovery program, free meetings, and anonymity. The meetings provide a safe environment to share without judgment, and the program aims not only to stop drinking but also to rebuild lives and relationships.
CEREA Project

Alcoholics Anonymous
The motto "Avoid that first drink today" is one of the most important in AA. It reminds us that recovery happens one day at a time. If you are seeking support to maintain sobriety, remember: you are not alone.
This service is primarily aimed at the state of Goiás, where people make a vow to stop drinking and are then monitored.
Project Loving and Demanding

Support for the families of alcoholics
Project Loving Discipline is an association of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength, and hope in order to solve the problems they have in common. We believe that alcoholism is a disease that affects the family and that a change in our attitudes can help in recovery.
Narcotics Anonymous Project

Narcotics Anonymous
NA is a worldwide fellowship active in 144 countries with over 72,000 weekly meetings around the globe. Anyone, regardless of race, creed, sexual orientation, culture, age, or financial situation, can participate in our meetings, which are COMPLETELY FREE.

Impact
The activities carried out had a significant impact on the therapeutic communities served, strengthening the care and recovery of people undergoing treatment.




