Expansion of the implementation of the Street Clinic teams

(V.D.04) Healthcare, (V.D.05) Safety, (V.D.10) Vulnerable Families

The Street Clinic is made up of multi-professional teams that develop comprehensive health actions to meet the needs of the Homeless Population.

Professionals carry out activities on an itinerant basis and, when necessary, develop actions in partnership with teams from Basic Health Units.

Official Name of Signatory

Governo do Distrito Federal

Delegation

Brazil

Website of the Signatory

Name of the person presenting the Good Practice

State Department of Health of the Federal District

Position/Job Title of person presenting the Good Practice

Secretary of State

Aim of the Good Practice

The Street Clinic strategy was instituted by the National Primary Care Policy in 2011 and aims to expand access for the Homeless Population (PSR) to health services, offering, in a more timely manner, comprehensive health care for this group. population, which is in vulnerable conditions and with family ties interrupted or weakened.

Target Group of the Good Practice

Assistance to Homeless People

Implementation period

2011 - undefined

Consistency over time

In 2022, the FD had 5 Street Clinic teams. In 2023, the expansion to 7 teams took place and in 2024, it is intended to increase to 8 teams.

Evaluation of the Good Practice

Over the years of expansion, the number of services to homeless people increased.

Key stakeholders and partnerships

Homeless People, Department of Health, Department of Development.

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