By Joshua Reed | Intern Dreams Can Be
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In 2007 Currently the project is serving 179 at risk youth, between the ages of 5 and 26 years old.
So far this year Sua Majestade O Circo has received two major awards for their accomplishments: Alagoas em Cena which was due to their outstanding performances in Maceió Imaterial (a circus show with cultural elements performed by kids from the project). And another prize of social action, Prêmio da Ação Social, which was awarded from Salada Magazine (this is a prize of a magazine that chooses the most esteemed actions in the state of Alagoas). In August – the project “O Teatro e a praça” {Theatre in the Square} {a project that is also posted on Global Giving and that brings healthy and educational messages through entertainment to an entire community} continued with the support of Dreams Can Be Foundation. This project brings the culture heritage of Northeast Brazil to the population, through performances made in an important square of Maceio In September - they performed at the most important theater in Maceio.
In October - They did circus workshops in a large Mall in Maceio, which generated revenues that went directly toward the infra-structure of the project In November - Sua Majestade O Circo helped with the campaign called “Trabalho infantil não tem graça” – (There is no enjoyment in a child’s labor) which raised awareness, and fought against the exploitation of children. {This is one of the most destitute areas of Brazil and this region in particular suffers from huge indices of child labor and child prostitution brought about by the extreme poverty. These projects bring healthy educational messages to an entire community and provide activities for children, keeping them out of these risky and extremely detrimental activities, while also increasing awareness of their value and raising their self-esteem.}
The company “Algás - Gás de Alagoas” was a recent Sponsor of Sua Majestade O Circo that gave the project money so that they could take the kids of Belo Horizonte to see the show Alegría of Cirque du Soleil -
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