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contacts

Here you will find a list of government agencies and civil society organizations that work with refugees, as well as essential contacts to make your life in Campinas easier.

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These services are crucial to ensuring safety, health, and support in the city.

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GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

GOV.BR - Órgãos do governo

The GOV.BR portal centralizes digital public services, allowing citizens and migrants to access information and services related to documents, social benefits, and rights in Brazil, in a practical and efficient manner.

Plataforma da Polícia Federal

The Federal Police Platform offers services related to immigration, including visa applications, foreigner registration, and refugee status procedures, facilitating access to essential information for migrants.

Ministério da Justiça e Segurança Pública

The Ministry of Justice provides guidance and migration regularization services, as well as information on the rights, duties, and legal procedures for immigrants, refugees, and stateless persons in Brazil.

Defensoria Pública da União

The Public Defender’s Office provides free legal assistance to immigrants and refugees, ensuring access to justice and defending their rights, especially in situations of vulnerability or rights violations.

Non-governmental organizations (ong)

ACNUR

ACNUR (Alto Comissariado das Nações Unidas para Refugiados) provides support to refugees, asylum seekers, and stateless persons, offering assistance in areas such as shelter, healthcare, education, and social integration.

Associação Antônio Vieira (ASAV)

ASAV offers support to immigrants, refugees, and vulnerable communities, providing services such as shelter, legal assistance, psychological support, and access to healthcare and education.

Cáritas Arquidiocesana de SP (CASP)

Cáritas SP carries out reception and social support actions for immigrants and refugees, offering legal, psychological, and social integration services, as well as promoting training programs and emergency support.

Instituto de Migrações e Direitos Humanos

IMDH works to defend the rights of migrants and refugees, providing legal guidance, support with regularization processes, and access to essential rights such as healthcare, education, and social assistance.

Instituto Trabalho Decente

ITD offers training and professional development programs for educators, focusing on the inclusion of migrants and refugees in the school environment, promoting integration and educational development.

Centro de Acolhimento de Migrantes e Imigrantes (CAMI)

CAMI provides emergency shelter services, social, psychological, and legal support, and assists in the reintegration and well-being of migrants and refugees in their new community.

Military Police

Contact in emergency situations, such as ongoing crimes or imminent danger.

CONTACT

190

SAMU

In case of a medical emergency, contact the Mobile Emergency Service.

CONTACT

192

Firefighters

Contact in case of emergencies related to fires or hazardous situations.

CONTACT

193

human rights

Contact to report human rights violation or to receive guidance on these issues.

CONTACT

100

campinas'

City Hall​​

For information about public services, policies, and programs, call the Customer Service Center.

CONTACT

156

Department

of Health

Contact for information about healthcare services, vaccinations, and health programs.

CONTACT

(19) 3737-9200

Department

of Education

Contact for information about enrollment and educational services.

CONTACT

(19) 3737-9200

Public Defender's Office

Contact to get access to legal assistance.

CONTACT

(19) 3731-4000

cohab

Entre em contato em situações relacionadas à inscrição, atualização e consulta sobre programas habitacionais.

CONTACT

(19) 3119-9500

PUBLIC CENTER FOR WORKER SUPPORT (CPAT)

Contact us for guidance on job opportunities and vocational courses.

CONTACT

(19) 3772-1500

IMMIGRANT, REFUGEE, AND STATELESS PERSONS REFERENCE SERVICE

Provides services through reception, monitoring, coordination, and training processes in the scope of defending social and human rights.

CONTACT

​(19) 3231-1867

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