_cc781905-5cde-3194-bad_bb5cf-136THE   Obra Social owned a property at km 28 of the Transamazônica, towards Rurópolis, there it produced cattle and supplied the then CEMIC, which served children and adolescents in social vulnerability, with milk and meat and sold the surplus to cover other expenses. There were, therefore, aggravating factors due to the distance and crossing the Tapajós River with the ferry. It would be great if the Farm were closer and preferably on this side of the river, avoiding the hassle of crossing.

          Com este sonho, em 1984, we got to know Fazenda Maloquinha and it was found out that it was for sale. That same year, on November 5, 1984, the purchase of this place was carried out, which would later be the stage for many stories. The payment would be made in installments and it would be necessary to work hard to acquire a considerably large sum to settle the payment, but the pleasant surprise was that in 1985 the Social Works A Mão Cooperadora received as a donation from the familyBERTLICHfrom Germany financial resources to complete the payment of this rural property located on the Trans-Amazonian Highway, km 15 (direction Itaituba-Jacareacanga), on the right bank of the Tapajós River and in addition to the offer for purchase, the Farm, for several years was maintained with donations from from Germany, from the Bertlich Family, through Kinderhilfswerk.

          Em 1985, o pastor Edgar and his family started to live on the farm to manage the activities, it is worth mentioning that the pastor Edgar and Cilli Henke, spared no effort and started several work fronts with the aim of generating resources and being able to help more and more families. of providing agricultural training to young people in the rural area and considering the possibility of generating income to invest in the different activities carried out in the social project, it was expanded with tourism activities, events and sale of products produced on site.

          _cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Still in 1985, the Social Work went through a financial crisis and for that reason, Pr. Edgar gradually transferred the older children from the nursing homes to the farm, and so he continued to take them, in groups, and from then on, a Home on the Farm was created, which was renamed Lar Nusbaumen, which had 27 inmates, responsible for João Paulo Meister and Elide Vaccari and Fernando Novac, field monitor. The teenagers helped and learned the various existing activities.