Cascais

The “I pass!” Program combats early tobacco consumption through educational interventions in schools, promoting healthy habits and psychosocial skills in young people for two years.

The program “Do you know how to say no?” combats drug abuse in young people through awareness-raising and theater-debate sessions, promoting personal and social skills and critical thinking about psychoactive substances.

The “Competences Program” addresses difficulties in classroom management and child discipline through a guide with 40 practical sessions, focusing on emotional and psychosocial development in early childhood education.

Cascais implements the “Older People on the Move” project to promote healthy and active aging, complemented by health education sessions in day and coexistence centers.

Smoking is a major cause of death worldwide, starting at puberty. In Portugal, youth consumption increased until 2002, then decreased. The “Smoke Signals” program prevents consumption in young people.

The Cascais Time Bank encourages the exchange of services between professionals from complementary areas, focused on education and social intervention, promoting collaboration, practical training and intergenerational relationships between institutions and professionals.

The Learning Laboratory offers a space for educational technicians, supporting their practice and promoting self-training. It focuses on comprehensive, interdisciplinary and contextual education, with various material resources available.