While we committed to working for Superkidz and also our church (EGCC) for six months, ending this July, we have been waiting for paperwork from Meninadança. Since this has still not materialised, the director Matt Roper has advised us to come out on a tourist visa for six months to get stuck into the project while the documents are produced. A lawyer there has advised us the same, so we’re trusting things will be sorted during these six months and we’ve booked our flights for August 15th!
This actually works really well, since their plan is for us to spend up to six months in their hub project in Belo Horizonte before then moving to a smaller town Medina, where the organisation hopes to replicate the project. So we will finish our time in Belo, then pick up our visas in London next February, and move back out to Medina longer term.
Click here to see the map with larger font on the original website (Number 1 is Belo Horizonte and number 2 is Medina).
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