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Instituto Conecta Cactus partners with NAVE social project in Minas Gerais

The initiative supports educational and social development programs for vulnerable children and teenagers in the Belo Horizonte metropolitan region.

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Instituto Conecta Cactus announced a partnership with social project NAVE
Project supports children and teenagers in vulnerable situations in Minas Gerais
Initiative includes educational, cultural and emotional development activities

Instituto Conecta Cactus, the social arm of Cactus Gaming, has announced a partnership with NAVE (Eternal Life Learning Center), a social development project based in Brazil’s Minas Gerais state.

According to the organization, the partnership aims to support educational and social inclusion initiatives focused on children and teenagers living in vulnerable situations in the Belo Horizonte metropolitan region.

NAVE operates combining educational assistance with emotional, cultural and social development activities. The project provides daily support including meals, homework assistance, behavioural guidance and complementary activities such as language classes, IT training, sports, music and arts.

Instituto Conecta Cactus said the initiative reflects its commitment to expanding access to opportunities through education and community support.

“There is no greater recognition than hearing this directly from the young people and teenagers experiencing this transformation in practice,” the institute stated.

The organization added that hearing testimonials from participants reinforces “the purpose that drives us every day.” The institute also highlighted the importance of projects focused on long-term social development and emotional support for younger generations.

“It is through quality education, care and access to opportunities that we help build adults who are more prepared, aware and confident about the future,” the statement added.

Last month, Instituto Conecta Cactus announced that it had distributed more than 45,000 food baskets to vulnerable families across Brazil since 2025 as part of its social support programs.

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Instituto Conecta Cactus operates as the social arm of Cactus Gaming, which is linked to betting brands including Ana Gaming and 7K

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