WHAT IS ADCEA?

The Association of Housewives of the State of Amazonas (ADCEA) is a non-profit civil association with legal protection in the Federal Constitution of Brazil and a legal forum in the city of Manaus/Amazonas. Its foundation and purpose is social protection, specifically the basic one.

It promotes and encourages the empowerment of women, especially those who are in a situation of social vulnerability, the defense of social rights and the strengthening of bonds, it also aims to create opportunities for the well-being and the necessary conditions for these subjects of rights to be protagonists of their their own history and are better able to continue their socio-economic-cultural development process.

REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS

Foundation March 26, 1982; Legal Personality July 26, 1983; State Public Utility September 2, 1999 (Dec. Law 2554); Municipal Public Utility March 16, 2006 (dec. Law 951); State Day of Housewives of Amazonas March 26, 2008 (Dec. Law 3240)

OUR MISSION

Promote professional and technological training at different levels of modalities, especially integrated technical, of urban and rural populations, offering courses and workshops in line with the consolidation of the social, environmental, cultural and economic potential of productive arrangements at a local level, favoring mechanisms sustainable development, stimulating the conservation of biodiversity, promoting applied research with a view to generating and disseminating knowledge, making the achievements and benefits available to society, from the perspective of citizenship and social inclusion.

OUR VISION

To be a model of social inclusion and citizen participation in the State of Amazonas, guaranteeing democratic access to information and the formation of critical awareness.
ETHICAL VALUES

Independence of opinion and action; Transparency and democracy in the institution's management; Solidarity, Social Commitment and Exchange of information between associates and employees in search of their quality of life and society as a whole.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Women, especially those heads of families and in conditions of social vulnerability.