Social Support
Not all has gone with the Wind
Not all has gone with the Wind
The memory of the nightmare is still vivid but, for the population of Beira, not all is lost. Journalist Pedro Bello Moraes shares his impressions of these people’s resilience and hope for a new tomorrow.
The Devastation of Cyclone Idai
The Devastation of Cyclone Idai
Journalist Cândida Pinto reports her vision of a city that, in spite of the trail of destruction caused by the storm, is willing to rise again.
Logbook from Lisbon to Beira
Logbook from Lisbon to Beira
Fátima Loureiro, from Jerónimo Martins, and Henrique Soares dos Santos, from Francisco Manuel dos Santos Society, were aboard the aircraft provided by the Group. They registered their impressions on their visit in this logbook and shared it with FEED.
Mezze and Recheio @Jerónimo Martins
Mezze and Recheio @Jerónimo Martins
The Mezze restaurant is a project from “Pão a Pão”, a non-profit organization created by three Portuguese and one college student from Syria to help refugees. Its launch was supported by the Jerónimo Martins group, through the Recheio cash&carry.
The Taste of Solidarity
The Taste of Solidarity
In a unique and unparalleled initiative, Pingo Doce challenged two social welfare institutions, “Semear” and “Casa dos Sabores”, to sell their products inside one of the chain’s largest stores in Lisbon.
Writing a New Storyline
Writing a New Storyline
At Casa de Santo António, in Lisbon, young mothers seek refuge and find a future. Most have never been daughters. Most have never been adult women. But, before they have time to call this house their home, they are taught how to build their own.
Sow Today Reap Tomorrow
Sow Today Reap Tomorrow
In Lisbon, a social inclusion project is putting its own twist on an old saying. At Semear (“sow”, in English), “waste makes haste” when it comes to attracting the talent of people with intellectual disabilities while providing them with tools to find their place in the job market.