A game about care, protection, and networking — so that the rights enshrined in the ECA (Brazilian Statute for Children and Adolescents) become a reality in everyday life.
 
 
 
Who Helps Me? is a card game about the protection network, an essential resource for guaranteeing the rights of children and adolescents, as provided for in the ECA. In a light and participatory way, the game invites children, teenagers, and adults to understand who cares for, welcomes, and protects in situations of vulnerability. It is ideal for working on themes such as protection, citizenship, co-responsibility, and community strengthening. Through "Who am I?" style questions, the game stimulates dialogue, critical thinking, and the recognition of people, services, and institutions that care for, welcome, listen to, and act in situations of vulnerability, neglect, or violence. Why is this important? Because the protection network is essential for the rights of children and adolescents to be respected, as provided for in the ECA (Statute of the Child and Adolescent). What is it for? To work on themes such as care, protection, citizenship, collective responsibility, and rights. of children and adolescents
 
 
Strengthen bonds and create safe spaces for listening and trust
 
 
 
Stimulate empathy, dialogue, and collective awareness about each person's role in protecting children and adolescents
 
 
 
Facilitate the approach to sensitive topics in a light and accessible way
 
 
 
 
Who is it for?
 
Ideal for:
 
 
 
 
Educators, teachers, social workers, psychologists, child protection councilors, community leaders, and families
 
 
 
 
Can be used with adolescents in discussion circles, workshops, and groups Reflective
 
 
 
Useful tool for schools, social projects, training and awareness-raising actions about the protection network
 
 
 
 
What's in the game:
 
 
 
 
Cards divided into 3 categories: Public Services, Network Professionals, Who's nearby (family, neighbors, leaders)
 
 
 
Card with the game rules
 
 
 
Scoring table
 
 
 
Game box template