Founded on March 16, 1972, Casa de Saúde Nossa Senhora de Fátima is a philanthropic institution managed by the Congregation of the Hospitaller Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Initially focused on psychiatric care for women, the hospital has expanded its services to include men and individuals with chemical dependencies. Its mission is to provide humanized care while prioritizing social reintegration and family involvement.

1. Psychiatric Care

2. Mental Health Services

3. Chemical Dependency Treatment

4. Social Reintegration Programs

The hospital emphasizes humanized care through empathy, listening, and patient-centered services. It also actively works to reduce stigma around mental health issues by fostering community awareness.

Vision: To be a leader in humanized mental health care and social reintegration in Brazil.
Mission: To provide comprehensive care to individuals with mental health challenges through empathy, professionalism, and community engagement.

• Recognized for its philanthropic contributions in mental health care by various local organizations.

• Acknowledged for its partnership with Banco CEAGESP de Alimentos, which supports its operations with food donations.