‘It is in the Rio’s slums where Covid-19 is most devastating to our communities’: SOS Favela and Australia's aid - 'É nas favelas que a Covid-19 causa maiores danos': Austrália e o SOS Favela cover art

‘It is in the Rio’s slums where Covid-19 is most devastating to our communities’: SOS Favela and Australia's aid - 'É nas favelas que a Covid-19 causa maiores danos': Austrália e o SOS Favela

‘It is in the Rio’s slums where Covid-19 is most devastating to our communities’: SOS Favela and Australia's aid - 'É nas favelas que a Covid-19 causa maiores danos': Austrália e o SOS Favela

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 “We started with a plan to help five favelas and 2,000 families and ended up serving 450 favelas and benefiting more than 36,000 families,” says Rubem Cesar Fernandes, leader of SOS Favela, a project that took thousands of food hampers to families in Rio de Janeiro’s most vulnerable people. The Project was supported by the Australian government. - “Nós começamos com um plano de auxiliar cinco favelas e 2 mil famílias e terminamos atendendo 450 favelas e beneficiando mais de 36 mil famílias,” diz Rubem Cesar Fernandes, líder do SOS Favela, projeto que levou milhares de cestas básicas às famílias dos morros cariocas mais impactados pela Covid-19. “É nas favelas que a Covid-19 e o distanciamento social causam maiores danos,” diz Rubem. O Projeto contou com o apoio do governo australiano. Ouça aqui o segundo dos cinco episódios da série Austrália no Brasil, de parcerias e apoio entre os dois países.

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