
Residents of seven riverside communities in Mazagão, in Amapá, will receive free services such as CPF regularization, CAF issuance, guidance on rural retirement and vaccination between October 20th and 23rd, in action by SFDA-AP, Incra and Sebrae to facilitate access to public services in isolated areas.
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Mazagão is a municipality in Amapá with riverside communities that are difficult to access, where the population faces challenges in reaching Macapá, the state capital, to access basic public services.
Bridge that gives access to the city of Mazagão — Photo: Fecomércio/Disclosure
Residents of seven riverside communities in Mazagão will receive a caravan of free services between the 20th and 23rd of October. The action is carried out by the Federal Superintendence of Agrarian Development and Family Farming in Amapá (SFDA-AP), by the National Institute of Colonization and Agrarian Reform (Incra) and by Sebrae to expand access to public services in difficult-to-reach areas.
The objective is to facilitate access to services for residents of more isolated communities, who face difficulties in traveling to Macapá. The action will pay special attention to female rural workers.
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The expectation is to serve around 300 people per day, from 8 am to 5 pm. Among the services offered are:
CPF regularization;
Issuance of the National Family Farming Registry (CAF);
Guidance on rural retirement and maternity pay;
Update of the Single Registry;
Vaccination;
Issuing and updating the SUS card;
Information on rural credit, Pronaf, microcredit and entrepreneurship.
Check out the caravan schedule:
October 20th (Tuesday)
Rio Preto Coffee Community
October 21st (Wednesday)
Ajuruxi River
Furo do Maracá
October 22nd (Thursday)
Maraca River
River Ship
October 23rd (Friday)
Curuca River
Rio Soldado
Interested residents should attend the caravan service location in their communities. All services will be offered free of charge.
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